The Latest Breaking News from Court of Appeal

Indi Gregory has been granted Italian citizenship – a move that mirrors developments in a case involving 23-month-old Alfie Evans five years ago

A judge is due to consider more issues relating to the care of Indi Gregory at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

One court ruled out customary rights for Māori over their river mouths if the waterways were 'navigable' but a higher court has reversed that for up to 1km up rivers from the coast, reports Tim Murphy

Two appeal judges have blocked an appeal bid after a High Court judge said moving to a Rome hospital would not be in Indi Gregory’s best interests.

Farah Naz said her family were ‘extremely disappointed’ by the decision to reduce Jordan McSweeney’s minimum prison term.

Mr Justice Peel refused to let Indi Gregory’s family move her to a Rome hospital after overseeing a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

Jordan McSweeney has had the minimum term of his life sentence reduced to 33 years.

Jordan McSweeney killed the 35-year-old law graduate as she walked home from a night out in Ilford, east London, last year.

A senior court finds a section of the Marine and Coastal Areas Act could have ended up shutting many Māori out from gaining customary title, rather than enabling their legal rights.

Three judges at the Court of Appeal are expected to give their decision on Ms Begum’s case at a later date.

Indi Gregory’s parents, Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, have lost High Court and Court of Appeal fights in London.