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A spokesman for the ECHR told MailOnline they would not be naming the judge, claiming this was their policy on interim injunctions such as these.

PROFESSOR RICHARD EKINS: The problem with the 1998 Human Rights Act is that it turns political questions about what the law should be into legal questions for the courts settled by

Duo of different entity as well as restricted responsibility can be temporal, though it has chain of advantages, however, still vulnerable to misuse.

SIR – The intention of returning to imperial measurements (report, May 29) is regressive, irrelevant and unnecessary.

Signatories of legal opinion say territory’s government is using continued presence of overseas judges as ‘vote of confidence’

The mother of two, 40, who was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2015, says she is now receiving hospice care at home

Writing for The Telegraph, the Attorney General says the right to protest should not be a licence to commit criminal damage

Mr Johnson is to be fined over breaches of Covid-19 rules at a Downing Street gathering in June 2020

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry, set up to examine the UK's pandemic response, is consulting on the draft terms of reference until the 7th April. An independent new survey by opinion experts Yonder for grassroots organisation Recovery has revealed that...

Whatever Twitter was doing when it banned the Oxford epidemiologist Carl Heneghan, it wasn’t protecting the world from disinformation, writes Zoe Williams