London shop fined £1.5m for illegal £5/hour workers
A prestigious Oxford Street retailer faces massive penalties after employing illegal workers and paying them just £5 per hour in a major immigration enforcement crackdown.
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Ex-Israeli military lawyer arrested in leaked video scandal
Exclusive: Israel's former chief military prosecutor detained over controversial leaked footage while dozens of Palestinian remains are handed over in Gaza.
Ex-UN chief: Israel committing Gaza genocide
Exclusive: Navi Pillay compares Israeli actions in Gaza to apartheid and genocide, urging international community to take decisive action in damning new statement.
New Right to Work Crackdown Hits UK Businesses
British companies are bracing for sweeping new immigration compliance requirements targeting gig economy workers, with fines set to quadruple for non-compliance under updated Right to Work legislation.
South Korea Ends 60-Year Tattoo Artist Ban
In a historic victory for body art freedom, South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down the 60-year prohibition against non-medical professionals performing tattoos, sparking celebration across the industry.
Police Reform in Peril: Watchdog's Critical Warning
His Majesty's Inspectorate sounds alarm over stalled police reforms, warning the Home Office risks failing to deliver crucial changes during a 'critical moment' for law enforcement.
California officers hospitalised after violent attack
Multiple California police officers were rushed to hospital following a brutal attack while attempting to apprehend a suspect, raising concerns about officer safety.
Supreme Court to rule on Trump tariff powers
The US Supreme Court prepares to hear a landmark case challenging Donald Trump's authority to impose sweeping tariffs without congressional approval, setting up a constitutional clash with global economic implications.
London to Get Direct Trains to French Alps & Provence
Exciting plans for direct train services from London to the French Alps and Provence could revolutionise travel to Europe, with potential routes to Lyon, Avignon, and Marseille under development.
Small Business Owner Faces L'Oréal in Trademark Fight
A British entrepreneur faces corporate giant L'Oréal in a landmark tribunal case over trademark rights that could redefine small business protection.
DPD drivers allege revenge sackings over pay criticism
Major delivery firm DPD faces explosive allegations of systematically sacking drivers who spoke out against significant pay reductions, raising serious concerns about workers' rights in the gig economy.
Florida Expands Death Penalty Under DeSantis
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has approved sweeping changes to death penalty protocols, dramatically lowering the jury threshold required for capital sentences and expanding execution methods in a move that's drawing international condemnation.
Unregulated Sperm Donor Defies Court Warnings
A man known as 'Joe Donor' persists in advertising unregulated fertility services despite legal action, raising serious concerns about patient safety and reproductive rights in the UK.
Mother Sues Maine Police Over Daughter's Custody Death
A grieving mother takes legal action against Maine police following her daughter's wrongful death, alleging systemic failures in mental health care and law enforcement protocols.
70+ migrants returned to France under UK returns scheme
New figures reveal more than 70 asylum seekers have been returned to France under Rishi Sunak's returns agreement, while Channel crossings continue despite government efforts.
Six arrested in armed raid on French gold refining lab
French authorities have dismantled a sophisticated gold refining operation following a major police raid near Paris, arresting six suspects in a dramatic early-morning operation involving heavily armed officers.
Benjamin Law's 'Dying: A Memoir' adaptation disappoints
Theatre review: Benjamin Law's stage version of Cory Taylor's celebrated memoir about mortality misses the mark, delivering an unsatisfying and emotionally distant production that struggles to translate the book's profound insights.
Prince William and Catherine win Paris Match privacy case
The Prince and Princess of Wales secure legal victory as French court orders Paris Match to pay damages and remove private photographs in major privacy ruling.
Swinney blasts 'absurd' sharia law claims
John Swinney condemns 'absurd and divisive' allegations from Reform UK councillors about sharia law zones in Scottish cities as political row escalates.
Prince Andrew faces private prosecution over assault claims
The Duke of York confronts an unprecedented private prosecution as legal papers are formally served over sexual assault claims, marking a significant escalation in his legal battles.
Latham promotes seven London partners in global round
International law firm Latham & Watkins announces seven London promotions in its 40-partner global round, strengthening its UK corporate and finance capabilities.
France's Crown Jewels Return for Historic 'No Kings Day'
In a powerful symbolic gesture, France brings its crown jewels out of storage for a revolutionary exhibition marking the anniversary of the monarchy's abolition, celebrating democracy's triumph over royal power.
Sam Groth Wins Landmark Privacy Case Against News Corp
Exclusive: Australian tennis champion Sam Groth and his wife Brittany secure major legal victory against media giant over intrusive reporting, setting new precedent for privacy rights.
Private Equity Targets Law & Accounting Firms
Discover how private equity giants are revolutionising professional services by targeting law and accounting firms in a strategic wealth play that's reshaping London's financial landscape.
Simpson Thacher hires Kirkland private equity partner in London
In a strategic move strengthening its London private equity practice, Simpson Thacher recruits veteran Kirkland & Ellis partner James Appleton, signalling intensified competition for top legal talent.
France votes to add consent clause to rape law
French parliament makes historic move to explicitly define sexual consent in law after controversial court ruling sparked nationwide protests and demands for legal reform.
France's Enduring Political Corruption Problem
From 19th-century scandals to modern-day controversies, political corruption remains deeply embedded in French governance. Explore how kickbacks, illicit funding and ethical lapses have persisted across generations of French leadership.
NYC Mayor Frontrunner Targeted by Fake Sharia Law Claims
Leading New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces coordinated disinformation campaign falsely alleging he supports implementing Sharia law, with experts warning of dangerous political manipulation.
Lords defeat Labour's workers' rights bill
Keir Starmer's flagship employment reforms face major setback as peers reject key legislation, raising questions about Labour's parliamentary strategy.
London law firms shift to non-equity partner promotions
Major London law firms are increasingly promoting lawyers to non-equity partner roles, signalling a strategic shift in talent retention and financial management within the UK legal sector.
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