Furious West Dulwich residents are taking their Labour council to the High Court, accusing it of pushing through a low-traffic scheme after a shambolic consultation that ignored widespread opposition.
The U.K.'s first new deep coalmine in 30 years will not be allowed to go ahead after a landmark ruling in the High Court.
The Free Speech Union has formally begun its judicial review of the Government's decision to 'pause' the Freedom of Speech Act, naming Prof Arif Ahmed, the Govt's 'free speech tsar' as an interested party.
English courts may ditch compulsory wigs for barristers after complaints that the traditional headpieces are culturally insensitive and discriminatory against Afro-Caribbean hair.
Two mothers are suing NHS England over concerns that transgender teenagers face "irreversible harm" due to insufficient safeguards in gender clinics.
In a surprise twist, court documents have revealed that a Muslim schoolgirl, who is suing her London school over a prayer ban, was suspended for allegedly threatening to stab a fellow pupil.
An historic legal battle is unfolding as 35 individuals claim complications from the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, alleging it caused a rare side effect leading to blood clots.
In the first legal dispute of its kind, Dutch lorry drivers are taking Transport for London to court, challenging £6.5 million in fines that they claim were unfairly imposed.
