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Grooming gang victim’s 2002 convictions quashed after CCRC referral
Crown Court rules prosecution was unsafe after CCRC identified evidence of child exploitation
High Court rejects immediate strike-out in Johnson & Johnson talc claims
Court orders phased progress while refusing immediate strike-out of non-compliant claims
High Court lifts secret MoD super-injunction after nearly two years
High Court ends long-running MoD super-injunction linked to Afghan applicant data breach
Electronic tagging numbers drop after data clean-up reveals expired monitoring orders
Electronic monitoring caseload fell after a Ministry of Justice data cleansing exercise
Lady Chief Justice leads tributes after Circuit Judge Ian Murdoch’s death
Judiciary confirms the death in service of His Honour Judge Ian Murdoch on 18 July 2026
House of Lords seeks evidence on risks facing the UK’s Constitutional Democracy
Lords Constitution Committee launches inquiry into the UK's constitutional safeguards
Judiciary introduces new process for informal concerns over coroner conduct
New protocol explains how legal professionals can raise informal concerns about coroner behaviour
Court delays persist despite rise in crown court disposals, new statistics reveal
Official figures show record magistrates’ court caseloads and longer waits in Crown Court cases
Bar Council demands legal aid be treated like the NHS and education
The Bar Council says legal aid must become an essential public service to protect access to justice
Bar Council urges new justice leaders to drop jury trial curbs
Bar Council welcomes new legal leaders while pressing for justice system reforms