Two mothers are suing NHS England over concerns that transgender teenagers face "irreversible harm" due to insufficient safeguards in gender clinics.
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In a surprise twist, court documents have revealed that a Muslim schoolgirl, who is suing her London school over a prayer ban, was suspended for allegedly threatening to stab a fellow pupil.
An historic legal battle is unfolding as 35 individuals claim complications from the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, alleging it caused a rare side effect leading to blood clots.
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In the first legal dispute of its kind, Dutch lorry drivers are taking Transport for London to court, challenging £6.5 million in fines that they claim were unfairly imposed.
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This is the first of two articles analysing the role of the BBC in the state-sponsored persecution of Julian Assange. It analyses how the British government used the BBC to present Assange as a criminal following his arrest on 11th April 2019. It then examines how the BBC helped to control the narratives around the stripping of Assange’s asylum, a violation […]
Ukraine has suffered another blow in the web of legal cases in which it is now involved with Russia.
Ukraine’s President Poroshenko claimed on Monday 3rd April 2017 that the IMF Board of Directors had cleared a $1 billion tranche for payment to Ukraine.
The IMF has not yet confirmed this report but the Russian agency TASS is reporting that its own sources close to the IMF have also confirmed it.
The IMF’s decision comes a week after London’s High Court granted Russia summary Judgment in the case Russia is bringing against Ukraine for payment of its $3 billion loan.
As Ukraine becomes increasingly engulfed by crisis, the IMF has postponed the decision as to whether or not to provide Ukraine with the latest tranche of its bailout funding.
That decision was supposed to be made today (Monday 20th March 2017). Instead, without any formal announcement, the IMF put off the decision, giving no date for when it would be made.
