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Harry Maguire may face issues with his World Cup eligibility after a Greek court upheld a suspended sentence for his previous charges.

Harry Maguire plans to appeal to Greece’s Supreme Court after his assault and bribery conviction was upheld.

Harry Maguire, a defender for England and Manchester United, has received a 15-month suspended prison sentence from a Greek court following a retrial stemming from a 2020 incident in Mykonos.

A court revealed a foiled plot allegedly backed by Iran to kill Donald Trump, planned in a strip club and exposed to undercover agents.

A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration’s attempt to stop New York City's congestion fee, emphasizing the importance of the democratic process.

Former England footballer Andy Carroll has pleaded not guilty to allegedly breaching a non-molestation order against his ex-wife Billi Mucklow and is scheduled to stand trial in 2027.

Andy Carroll has pleaded not guilty to breaching a non-molestation order aimed at protecting his ex-wife, Billi Mucklow, and is scheduled for trial in January 2027.

A 23-year-old man appeared in court charged with two counts of attempted murder following a stabbing incident in Edinburgh's Calder neighbourhood.

Three boys are on trial for allegedly taking turns to rape a 13-year-old girl in Rochdale, with one incident reportedly filmed and circulated.

Evan Williams, a Cheltenham Festival-winning trainer, is accused of using a hockey stick to attack a dog walker whom he believed to be a criminal on his property.

A court case reveals that a UK Border Force officer was allegedly involved in covert operations for the Chinese state, targeting dissidents and facilitating surveillance in the UK.

Human rights organizations in the UK are urging Ofcom to clarify regulations regarding online content related to Palestine Action following a high court ruling deemed unlawful.

The US Supreme Court has blocked California laws that protected the privacy of transgender students regarding their gender identity disclosures in public schools.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Republicans, allowing the GOP-held congressional district in New York City to remain unchanged for the 2026 elections, despite concerns regarding its fairness to minority voters.

Former Yukos shareholders have received a legal green light from London's High Court to pursue $65 billion in arbitration awards against Russian state assets.

Australian dairy farmers are advocating for stricter labeling laws to prevent non-dairy products from using the term 'milk,' following a UK court ruling on similar grounds.

Judy Murray praises Carlos Alcaraz's conduct on and off the court, contrasting it with her son Andy's behavior.

Keir Starmer's recent shift away from strongly advocating for net zero aligned with his government’s earlier commitments is seen as an attempt to appeal to Reform Party voters, a strategy that ultimately backfired.

An illegal XL bully that fatally attacked its owner in a gruesome incident is now set to be euthanized following a court order.

Lindsay Clancy, accused of murdering her three children before attempting suicide, faces charges in court as she manages her injuries from the fall.

Three men have been convicted of the murder of a teenager in West London, tracked to the scene of the crime by a GPS ankle tag.

The Trump administration has informed businesses that the refund process for tariffs overturned by the US Supreme Court will be lengthy, following a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Robert Easom was sentenced to 16 years in prison for brutally assaulting his girlfriend, leaving her paralysed from the chest down, after years of abusive behavior.

A teenager has received the youth equivalent of a life sentence after fatally stabbing a 14-year-old boy in Manchester and later boasting about it in a rap video.

The UK appeal court has rejected a challenge against adding VAT to private school fees, emphasizing parents' options for home schooling.

A legal challenge by a residents' group against the housing of asylum seekers at an East Sussex army camp has been dismissed by the High Court.

A property expert reveals surprising estimated values of iconic homes featured in Netflix's Bridgerton, coinciding with the release of season 4's final episodes.

Former NSW MP Rory Amon claims in court that he believed a 13-year-old boy he allegedly abused was actually 17, denying knowledge of the boy's true age during their interactions.

Thomas Mason denies raping a woman at the Green Man Festival, claiming sexual activity was consensual, while the alleged victim contends otherwise.

An Italian woman received compensation after a court ruled in her favor for an ankle injury sustained while working from home.

A 22-year-old bully from Northumberland has been convicted of continuing his violent behavior into adulthood, assaulting the same victim he had bullied in school.

A Liverpool man was sentenced after strangling his partner the day before his mother's funeral amid a domestic dispute.

The UK Southwark Crown Court has heard audio recordings of former Nigerian petroleum minister Diezani Alison-Madueke allegedly confronting oil tycoons over bribery accusations during her trial.

Two men have been charged with the murder of 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian in Sydney, with one lawyer claiming his client played no masterminding role in the crime.

A North Dakota judge has ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages for its protests against the Dakota Access pipeline, a ruling the organization plans to appeal.

An elderly shepherdess has incurred a significant court bill after losing a long-standing legal dispute with her wealthy neighbour over a gate.

The UK Home Secretary has been authorized to appeal against a high court ruling that deemed the ban on Palestine Action unlawful.

A woman has issued a warning about her violent ex-partner who threatened her with a knife, following his sentencing for a prolonged period of abuse.

The driver charged in connection with a fatal crash involving Anthony Joshua appeared in court in Nigeria, facing charges related to the deaths of Joshua's two friends.

A Lithuanian man has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a UK court for the murder of a nine-year-old girl in Lincolnshire.

US tariffs on some countries are set to increase from 10% to 15% following a Supreme Court ruling against the previous tariff policies.

Reform UK candidate Matt Goodwin will not be sanctioned for a leaflet error due to a high court ruling, which found the omission of the party's imprint was an inadvertent mistake.

A stepfather has been sentenced to life in prison for shaking his partner's five-month-old baby to death during a fit of rage after an argument with his ex-girlfriend.

A legal challenge is set to occur against the UK Home Office's decision to suspend the refugee family reunion scheme.

Nationwide has received court approval to take over Virgin Money, with the transition expected to complete on April 2, 2026, while customers will see no immediate changes to their banking accounts.

A British Airways employee has won his case for unfair dismissal after he was accused of masturbating near a colleague, with an employment tribunal ruling in his favor following a cleared court case.

The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump unlawfully imposed tariffs, challenging his economic policies.

Proposed changes to parking regulations in Britain may lead to significant operational disruptions for parking companies and increased congestion in urban areas.

A federal judge has banned the Department of Justice from searching the seized devices of a Washington Post reporter, asserting that the court itself will conduct the search due to concerns over national security.

Stephen McCullagh is accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend, Natalie McNally, and allegedly attempted to deceive authorities following her death.