High Court

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, arrives to give evidence at the Mirror Group Phone hacking trial at the Rolls Building at High Court on June 7, 2023 in London, England. (Credit - Getty

Prince Harry emotional in court over ex Chelsy Davy Sam Johnson

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, arrives to the Mirror Group Phone hacking trial at the Rolls Building at High Court on June 7, 2023 in London, England

East 17’s Brian Harvey spotted ‘heckling’ Prince Harry outside court Sophie Wills

Prince Harry

Prince Harry in High Court: Key points from his witness statement Sam Johnson

Prince Harry

Baccarat scandal: The controversy the last time a royal was in court Sam Johnson

Bolton Coroner's Court

Tragic death of 'remarkable' Wigan mum after trauma and complex mental illness Gaynor Clarke

Prince Harry

Prince Harry accused of ‘wasting time’ ahead of court appearance Sam Johnson

The Epsom Derby has concluded amid threats from protesters to cancel or disrupt historic event

Everything you need to know about Epsom Derby Day Rebecca Braybrook

Chair of the Association for Children Damaged by Hormone Pregnancy Tests Marie Lyon

Campaigning mum's "profound disappointment" at High Court ruling Sian Harrison

Prince Harry

Prince Harry loses bid to challenge decision over UK security plans Charlotte Hawes

Piers Morgan says ‘he was not aware’ of phone hacking at Daily Mirror Daniel Mcneil

Chair of the Association for Children Damaged by Hormone Pregnancy Tests Marie Lyon (left) and Yasmin Qureshi MP

Bid to ditch hormone pregnancy test damages claims at the High Court Sian Harrison

The picket line outside Wigan Infirmary today

Nurses gather outside Wigan Infirmary to demand fair pay in latest strike action Alan Weston

The RCN strike will be cut short after the high court ruled it “partly unlawful.”

Next week’s nurses’ strike ruled ‘partly unlawful’ Chelsie Sewell

Rebekah Vardy trademarks ‘Wagatha Christie’ phrase Daniel Mcneil

Tesco ordered to drop yellow Clubcard logo after Lidl legal dispute Rahmah Ghazali

Wild camping on Dartmoor has been restricted after a new High Court ruling. (Credit: Adobe)

Where can you wild camp in UK? Latest on Dartmoor wild camping ban Sam Johnson

Jon Moss has been paid £1.75 million as a settlement from Culture Club bandmates including I’m A Celeb star Boy George - Credit: Getty Images

Culture Club and Boy George to pay ex-drummer Jon Moss £1.75 million Ethan Evans

The funeral of Archie Battersbee, who was at the centre of a life-support treatment fight, will take place next month

Archie Battersbee's family announce funeral date Sean Gleaves

Archie Battersbee suffered brain damage in an incident at home on April 7 and did not regain consciousness

Family of Archie Battersbee vow to call for ‘change’ after his death Sean Gleaves

Archie Battersbee

Archie Battersbee's mum pays heartbreaking tribute as she announces his death PA Reporters

Hollie Dance with her son Archie Battersbee in hospital

Archie Battersbee's mum: I’ve done everything I promised my little boy I’d do PA Reporters

Hollie Dance said she wants her son Archie to have a dignified end

Parents of Archie Battersbee given until 9am today to move him into a hospice Emma Downey

Shifting modes of transport 13 times a year will decrease the emissions of carbo... Richard Jenkins

Meghan Markle has apologised for misleading a court (Getty Images)

Why Meghan Markle apologised for misleading a court over biography emails Group Reporter

Manchester City bosses have lost a fight over the publication of rulings

Appeal judges say Manchester City court rulings should be published Iain Lynn

Wigan Council was told to find another placement for the boy

Wigan Council bosses find new placement for boy staying on hospital ward Gaynor Clarke and Brian Farmer

Council social services bosses must find alternative accommodation for a 12-year-old boy

Judge tells Wigan social services to find new accommodation for violent schoolbo... Brian Farmer, PA

A protest held by the group

Wigan campaign group calls for Haigh Hall to be 'properly restored for future ge... Gaynor Clarke

Rough sleepers not eligible for government support should be housed during the pandemic - new ruling made by High Court judge (Photo: Shutterstock)

Rough sleepers not eligible for government support should be housed during the p... Iain Leggat

Met Police faces court challenge after threatening organisers of Sarah Everard v... Helen Johnson

Haigh Hall

High Court case involving Wigan's historic Haigh Hall goes into a third week Gaynor Clarke

Haigh Hall

Haigh Hall Hotel boss tells court hearing brides faced 'abuse' as they visited W... Gaynor Clarke

Haigh Hall

Wigan Council chief tells court hotel deal was 'best way' to fund revamp of Haig... Gaynor Clarke

Haigh Hall

Future of Wigan's Haigh Hall now being considered in court Gaynor Clarke

The Duchess of Sussex has won her High Court privacy claim

Meghan wins privacy claim against Mail On Sunday over letter to her father Iain Lynn

Michelle and John Davies

Judge in case of Wigan couple says care homes must help residents keep contact w... Joseph Timan

Peacocks and Jaeger are in administration - with 500 shops and 4,700 jobs at ris... Claire Schofield

High street chain Edinburgh Woollen Mill, which owns Peacocks and Jaeger

More than 4,700 jobs at risk as Peacocks and Jaeger fall into administration Iain Lynn

Waspi women have reacted to a major state pension inequality defeat in court

Wigan state pension campaigners vow to keep fighting despite court defeat Andrew Nowell

Women's state pension campaigners have lost in the Court of Appeal

Court defeat for women's state pension inequality campaigners Alison Kershaw

Royal Mail has successfully lobbied for changes to the Dangerous Dog Act (Shutterstock)

You could now face 5 years in prison if your dog bites a postal worker through t... Stephanie Rendall

Land Rover loses bid to trademark Defender shape Matt Allan

Waspi campaigners in Wigan after the court defeat last year

Court appeal 'last chance' for Wigan state pension inequality protestors Andrew Nowell