The Latest Breaking News from Ministry of Justice

PCC Emily Spurrell said: "There’s much more still to do and I am determined to waste no time"

"I keep saying we're at breaking point, and actually I really regret using that term. I think the system is already broken"

Escalation of action follows ministers’ refusal to agree to 25% increase in fees as backlog grows to 60,000 cases

Plans have been drawn up to ‘consolidate’ the court estate, shut down ageing buildings, open new courts, and extend the ‘Nightingale’ programme.

President Kais Saied has scrapped Tunisia’s post-revolutionary constitution, tried to sack a majority of judges, stifled opposition and dissent, and rolled back democratic gains. However the judiciary is still holding on and pushing for positive change, says one prominent civil society leader.

Justice minister calls all-out strike an ‘irresponsible decision that will only see more victims face further delays and distress’

Hungary’s government has ordered an investigation of domestic low-cost carrier Wizz Air over what it calls possible breaches of consumer protection laws

A High Court judge has been told that abuse victims in refuges are at risk of having addresses disclosed if they become involved in litigation.

Charities call on government to protect renters during cost of living crisis

SEOUL: Flight services to and from South Korea’s Jeju island and Bangkok will be cut back from this week as authorities strengthen border controls to prevent illegal migrant workers abusing the visa waiver to the resort island.

Residents in Cockett claim they have been 'left in the dark' over the new development which they believe is unsuitable for their area.