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Wayne Couzens loses appeal against whole life sentence after murder of Durham graduate Sarah Everard

Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett and four other judges refused to lower Couzens' sentence following a bid to reduce his sentence at the Court of Appeal

Chronicle Live

Prince Philip's last will to remain secret and will be locked in safe for 90 years

The Guardian challenged the decision to hold a hearing in private, arguing that it was “disproportionate and unjustified”.

Daily Mirror

Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens will die in prison after losing appeal to reduce sentence

Couzens’s lawyers argued he deserved 'decades in jail' but said a whole-life term was excessive

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Court of Appeal to rule on Guardian’s challenge over secret Philip will hearing

The newspaper challenged a decision to exclude the press from a court hearing about the Duke of Edinburgh’s will in July 2021.

The Independent UK

Judges to rule on Wayne Couzens and child-killers’ sentence reduction appeals

Double murderer Ian Bailey and triple killer Jordan Monaghan also had their sentences reviewed.

The Independent UK

Parents of brain-damaged teen Archie Battersbee fail in Supreme Court life support bid

Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee had applied to the Supreme Court to intervene after the Court of Appeal ruled earlier this week Archie Battersbee's ventilator can be switched off

Daily Mirror

Archie Battersbee’s parents want Supreme Court to intervene

Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee say they have asked Supreme Court justices to give them more time to carry on a life-support treatment fight.

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Alleged cult leader wins second appeal

A man found guilty of abusing a girl while he was the leader of an alleged cult in the Adelaide Hills has overturned his conviction for a second time.

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Man who was part of Windrush generation ‘shamefully treated’ – judges

Hubert Howard, who was born in Jamaica and died aged 62 in 2019, could not get ‘formal documentation of his immigration status’

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee’s parents want UN to intervene in battle against withdrawal of life support

The couple have lost numerous life-support treatment fights in UK courts

Wales Online

Archie Battersbee’s parents want United Nations to consider youngster’s case

They say the UN has a protocol which allows ‘individuals and families’ to make complaints about violations of disabled people’s rights.

The Independent UK

Family of Archie Battersbee denied permission to take fight for life to the UN

The family of brain-damaged Archie Battersbee have been denied permission to take their case to the UN by the Court of Appeal.

Evening Standard

Archie Battersbee: Family of brain damaged boy, 12, take life support battle to UN

Parents of brain-damaged 12-year-old hope UN could ask UK government to delay withdrawal of life support

The Independent UK

Family of brain-damaged Archie Battersbee denied permission to appeal to UN by Court of Appeal

Archie, 12, has been in a “comatose state” after suffering “catastrophic” brain damage in an accident at home three months ago, and has been declared brain-stem dead by doctors

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The Independent UK

‘Disneyland’ forum or open justice: The path to TV cameras in criminal courts

A little-known manslaughter case is to go down in British legal history when the sentencing is televised.

The Independent UK

First televised sentencing to make legal history at Old Bailey

Judge Sarah Munro QC is expected to be filmed as she passes sentence on Ben Oliver for the manslaughter of his grandfather.

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee’s father leaves hospital after being taken ill outside court

Appeal judges were told on Monday that Paul Battersbee, who is in his 50s, was feared to have suffered a heart attack or stroke.

Evening Standard

Wayne Couzens loses appeal against whole-life prison term for Sarah Everard murder

Killer police officer Wayne Couzens, who raped and murdered Sarah Everard, has lost his bid for freedom and should die behind bars, senior judges have ruled.

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The Canberra Times

'Silver lining' urged as key part of Collaery secrecy saga stays unsolved

While the prosecution of Bernard Collaery is over, unanswered questions about the release of a key judgement remain.

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee’s father spends night in hospital after being taken ill

A family spokeswoman said on Tuesday that Paul Battersbee was ‘OK now’ and should be released before the end of the day.

Manchester Evening News

The Northern Agenda: The North remembers...

...but do Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss as they bid to be our next Prime Minister?

Manchester Evening News

What do Andy Burnham's bus reforms mean for people in Greater Manchester?

As a legal ruling paves the way for the region's buses being brought under public control, we take a look at what it could mean

The Independent UK

Archie Battersbee’s parents set to take treatment fight to European court

Three Court of Appeal judges in London have upheld a ruling by a High Court judge, who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating Archie.

Evening Standard

Archie Battersbee: Doctors can stop providing life-support treatment, judges rule

Doctors can lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to a 12-year-old boy left in a comatose state after suffering “catastrophic” brain damage three months ago, appeal judges have ruled.Three judges delivered a ruling on Monday at a Court of Appeal hearing in London about what moves were in Archie Battersbee’s best…

Wales Online

Archie Battersbee's mum says she will fight on after ruling that treatment can stop

She is considering taking the case to the European Court of Human Rights

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