Usher who fell asleep in court did not suffer discrimination, tribunal rules
Adetokunbo Adegbite took the Ministry of Justice to an employment tribunal claiming to have suffered race discrimination.
Rachel Reeves has been straight with the public, says No 10 amid CV questions
Pressed about Sir Keir Starmer’s thoughts on the reports, the No 10 spokeswoman added: “He is very clear that this is a Chancellor that has been straight with the public about the state of the public ...
Israel arms exports could be used to breach international law, court told
Al-Haq, a Palestinian human rights organisation, is taking legal action against the Department for Business and Trade over arms export licences.
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Lake District mountain rescue team has 100th callout of the year
The Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team was called to help a walker who injured his ankle near Dove Crag on Sunday, November 17. The man was hiking with friends along a route covering Helvellyn and ...
Stepmother and uncle decline to give evidence in Sara Sharif murder trial
Sara Sharif’s stepmother and uncle have declined to give evidence in their trial for the 10-year-old’s murder. Over two weeks in the witness box, Sara’s father Urfan Sharif, 42, had blamed his wife ...
Crackdown on subscription traps could save consumers £14 a month
Latest figures suggest almost 10 million of 155 million active subscriptions in the UK are unwanted, the Department for Business and Trade said.