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Lawyers for the United States government say WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should face espionage charges in the U.S. because he put lives at risk and went beyond journalism in his bid to solicit, steal and indiscriminately publish classified government documents

Four judges overseeing a preliminary High Court hearing in London on Friday heard Mercedes-Benz was facing more than 300,000 claims.

The High Court has heard allegations that ‘defeat devices’ were fitted to diesel vehicles to get round emissions tests.

The High Court has heard allegations that ‘defeat devices’ were fitted to diesel vehicles to get round emissions tests.

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The betting company Entain has become the first business to avoid a bribery trial by striking a deal with crown prosecutors. Dame Victoria Sharp, president of the King’s Bench division, approved the

HM Revenue & Customs had been probing Entain over activities at the Turkish-facing business that it sold in 2017.

HM Revenue & Customs had been probing Entain over activities at the Turkish-facing business that it sold in 2017.

HM Revenue & Customs had been probing Entain over activities at the Turkish-facing business that it sold in 2017.

HM Revenue & Customs had been probing Entain over activities at the Turkish-facing business that it sold in 2017.