Law
Ofcom Investigates Sky News Over Farage Family Harassment Claims
The regulator examines fairness and privacy rules after the Clacton MP's complaint.
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Courts, justice and the law: the landmark cases, reforms and rulings defining British justice in 2026.
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Former MP Admits Cheating in General Election Betting Scandal
The former Sunak aide pleaded guilty to cheating after betting on the date of the 2024 election.
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Peter Murrell Jailed: The Fall of the SNP's Former Chief Executive
Five years and three months for embezzling 459,000 pounds from the party he once ran.
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Information Commissioner Resigns After Workplace Investigation
John Edwards leaves the ICO without a permanent head at a pivotal moment for data protection.
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Assisted Dying Returns to the Commons: Edwards Launches a Fresh Bid
Lauren Edwards revives the Terminally Ill Adults Bill in a fresh bid to change the law.
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MP Sues Elon Musk's AI Firm in Landmark Deepfake Case
Jess Asato's claim against SpaceXAI will test Britain's new intimate image offences.
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Non-Crime Hate Incidents Face Overhaul as Government Rewrites the Rules
A higher threshold and tighter guidance promise the biggest reform of police recording in years.
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The End of the Jury as We Know It? Courts Bill Passes First Commons Vote
MPs backed the biggest change to criminal trials in generations by 304 votes to 203.