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MI5 and Police Ordered to Pay Damages for Spying on Journalist
For the first time, MI5 has been forced to pay compensation after the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled they and the PSNI illegally surveilled journalist Vincent Kearney.
Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami amid new UK extradition attempt
US Marshals have arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami following a fresh wave of serious criminal charges filed by British prosecutors.
Andrew and Tristan Tate apprehended in Miami following UK extradition request
US Marshals have arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami as British authorities seek their extradition to face 59 new charges including rape and human trafficking.
US Marshals Detain Andrew and Tristan Tate on UK Extradition Warrant
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami by US Marshals due to an extradition request from the UK involving 59 new criminal allegations.
Official inquiry confirms MI5 provided false testimony to courts
A damning official investigation has revealed that MI5 knowingly misled courts to protect an abusive neo-Nazi informant, leading to potential legal repercussions for the agency.
Ruth Ellis Receives Posthumous Pardon Seven Decades After Execution
Seven decades after her execution for murder, Ruth Ellis has been granted a posthumous pardon by the UK government, reflecting an acknowledgment of the domestic abuse and controlling dynamics present in her case.
Met Police compensate Graham Linehan following controversial arrest
The Metropolitan Police have apologized and paid a settlement to Graham Linehan after his 2025 arrest for social media posts, which the force subsequently stopped investigating.
Rochdale Grooming Gang Ringleader Avoids Deportation Upon Prison Release
Shabir Ahmed, the leader of a notorious Rochdale grooming gang, is set to be released from prison this week, with legal barriers preventing his deportation.
UK High Court Rejects Tate Brothers’ Demand for Accusers’ Names
A High Court judge has denied the Tate brothers' request to learn the identities of their UK accusers, siding with the CPS on the need to protect witness anonymity until formal trials begin.
Court of Appeal Upholds Lawfulness of Palestine Action Terror Designation
Senior judges have overturned a lower court's ruling, declaring the government's decision to classify Palestine Action as a terrorist group to be lawful and proportionate.