Outdated Court Rules Fuel Trial Misinformation

A Guardian investigation reveals how antiquated legal reporting restrictions are contributing to the spread of misinformation in major trials, undermining public trust in the justice system.

Inquests Open for Lucy Letby Baby Deaths

Cheshire Coroner's Court begins inquests into five infant deaths linked to convicted serial killer Lucy Letby, with full hearings provisionally set for September.

Civil Service Pay Bill Hits £21bn

New data reveals civil service salary costs surged 7% to £21bn last year while private sector faces tax hikes and economic stagnation.

Herzog Visit Sparks UK Labour Backbencher Debate

The planned visit of Israel's President Isaac Herzog to the UK has ignited controversy among Labour backbenchers, highlighting internal party divisions over foreign policy and Middle East relations.

Tories Use Ancient Mechanism for Mandelson Papers

Conservatives employ historic 'humble address' procedure to compel government disclosure of documents relating to Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador amid Epstein ties investigation.

Trump Election Comments Spark Democratic Alarm

Donald Trump's suggestion that Republicans should 'take over' elections in 15 states has raised serious concerns among Democrats about potential efforts to rig the November midterm elections.

Judge Halts ICE Teargas Use in Portland

A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing ICE agents from deploying teargas and projectiles against protesters in Portland, Oregon, following reports of excessive force.

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