Millions of drivers miss out on payout after landmark Supreme Court ruling on car finance The case was brought by three motorists who all bought their cars for less than £10,000 before 2021 Evening Standard · Aug 1, 2025
Millions set to miss out on car finance compensation after Supreme Court ruling Two lenders challenged a Court of Appeal ruling that said ‘secret’ commission payments paid by buyers were unlawful. Evening Standard · Aug 1, 2025
Car finance mis-selling: How can I claim compensation and am I eligible as Supreme Court prepares verdict? Millions of motorists would be due compensation following the ruling The Independent UK · Aug 1, 2025
UK Car Finance Scandal: Supreme Court Ruling Could Lead to Billions in Claims — Are You Eligible? The Supreme Court's car finance ruling on 1 August 2025 could trigger a £44bn compensation scheme for millions of UK motorists who were mis-sold hidden commission deals before 2021. International Business Times UK · Aug 1, 2025
Car finance: What is the court case about and what does it mean for me? The ruling will have much wider ramifications for the industry and could mean millions of motorists are due compensation as a result. Evening Standard · Jul 31, 2025
Millions of motorists could be owed compensation for car finance mis-selling ahead of Supreme Court decision ‘This decision could have ramifications across the economy,’ Martin Lewis has warned The Independent UK · Jul 31, 2025
First criminal conviction linked to Capture referred to Court of Appeal An application was made on behalf of Patricia Owen to the Criminal Cases Review Commission. Evening Standard · Jul 18, 2025
Palestine Action loses appeal hours before terror ban due to start The Court of Appeal heard the challenge ahead of the planned ban starting at midnight. Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2025
Banker wins top court battle in landmark £80m inheritance tax divorce row Clive Standish, 72, had moved the multimillion-pound assets to his wife, Anna Standish, 57, in 2017 The Independent UK · Jul 2, 2025
School loses Supreme Court bid over Christian staff member sacked for LGBT posts Kristie Higgs, a Christian mother of two, was sacked from her role at Farmor’s School in Fairford, Gloucestershire, for sharing Facebook posts. Evening Standard · Jun 9, 2025
Supreme Court set to rule on whether public have right to wild camp on Dartmoor Alexander and Diana Darwall are challenging a Court of Appeal ruling that said the law allows the public to camp on the Dartmoor Commons in Devon. Evening Standard · May 21, 2025
Jailed Tory councillor’s wife says rant about setting fire to migrant hotels ‘never meant to incite violence’ Connolly said she ‘never’ intended to incite violence and did not realise pleading guilty would mean she accepted that she had The Independent UK · May 15, 2025
Lawyers will support any compensation bid by man wrongly jailed for 38 years Peter Sullivan was released from prison yesterday after protesting his innocence for decades. Evening Standard · May 14, 2025
Harry ‘calling court loss a stitch-up is offensive’, ex-protection officer says Ken Wharfe, ex-royal protection officer to Harry, William and Diana, Princess of Wales, says Duke of Sussex has ‘played the wrong card’ on security. Evening Standard · May 3, 2025
Evening Standard · May 2, 2025 The King is not speaking to me over security legal fight, says Harry The Duke of Sussex lost a Court of Appeal challenge over his security arrangements while in the UK.
Evening Standard · May 2, 2025 Watch: Prince Harry brands court loss a ‘stitch-up’ and says King cut contact over security row The Duke of Sussex said it is now ‘impossible’ for him to bring his wife and their children back to the UK safely
Evening Standard · May 2, 2025 Harry says he ‘can’t see a world’ where his family come to UK after lost appeal Harry, 40, lost a Court of Appeal challenge over his security arrangements while in the country.
Evening Standard · May 2, 2025 Duke of Sussex’s ‘grievance’ does not translate to legal claim, judge says But Sir Geoffrey Vos said Harry’s disagreement with the arrangements did not support a ‘legally sustainable public law claim’.
Evening Standard · May 2, 2025 Brown family ‘vindicated’ after court orders Government to set up public inquiry The widow and children of murdered GAA official Sean Brown urged Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn against taking the case to the Supreme Court.
The Independent UK · May 2, 2025 Prince Harry not improperly denied UK-funded security detail after stepping down, court says Prince Harry has lost his appeal challenging the U.K. government’s decision to strip him of his publicly funded security after he stepped away from royal family duties and moved to the U.S. The Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that a committee hadn’t treated Harry unfairly when it decided to review…
The Independent UK · May 2, 2025 Duke of Sussex loses appeal over UK security arrangements Harry’s barristers told the Court of Appeal last month that his life was ‘at stake’ following the decision to change his security when in the UK.
Evening Standard · Apr 30, 2025 Government moves to secure Supreme Court appeal option in Sean Brown case Judges in Belfast have ruled that NI Secretary Hilary Benn is acting unlawfully in failing to hold a public inquiry into Mr Brown’s murder.
Evening Standard · Apr 15, 2025 Pro-LTN campaigners hail 'brilliant' news that Bethnal Green row will be heard in Court of Appeal ‘Going to court is a last resort for us, after all our attempts to engage constructively with the council failed,’ campaigners say
Evening Standard · Apr 15, 2025 Dogfight: Dragons' Den winner suing rival she claims ripped off her puppy toilet idea Rebecca Sloan’s company is suing rival City Doggo over claims her ‘Piddle Patch’ has been ripped off
Evening Standard · Apr 9, 2025 Passport renewal: Urgent warning as new rules kick in today The cost of renewing a passport online will jump to £94.50