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Gatwick second runway expansion set to begin after court ruling

The Court of Appeal dismissed a bid by campaigners to challenge a High Court ruling in June that the scheme could proceed.

Evening Standard

Gatwick Airport second runway progress as legal challenge fails

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The Independent UK

Gatwick Airport expansion moves one step closer as second runway challenge fails

The £2.2 billion expansion was approved by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander in September 2025

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Gatwick Airport to open second runway as Government wins legal challenge

The £2.2 billion expansion will see the London airport move its emergency runway 12 metres north to accommodate around 100,000 more flights a year

Evening Standard

Their shares fell from 5% to 0.63%. Now twin daughters are fighting with billionaire dad for $43.5 million

A Nigerian billionaire Muhammadu Indimi is seeking to join an appeal regarding a hefty judgment imposed on his company. His twin daughters were awarded $43.51 million due to a disagreement over owed dividends. The company maintains that the changes in shareholding were both legal and previously resolved.

The Economic Times

Microsoft turns to the UK Supreme Court after losing twice over second-hand software licenses, and billions could ride on the outcome

Microsoft argued Office clip art made it unresellable. Two UK courts disagreed, and now it wants the Supreme Court to look at it in an appeal that could have far-reaching consequences for the software giant.

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Who Is Liberty Mitchell? Woman Who Filmed Snapchat Speeding Videos Before Deadly Crash

Mitchell admitted causing the deaths of two people by dangerous driving after attempting to overtake three vehicles while travelling at about 96mph.

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Palestine Action can appeal terror ban at the Supreme Court

Thousands of people have been arrested over support for pro-Palestine group

The Independent UK

Over 100 arrested at London Palestine Action demo as co-founder told she can challenge terror ban at Supreme Court

Protest outside Westminster Magistrates Court held before it was confirmed Huda Ammori can challenge Home Office decision to ban the group

Evening Standard

New suspect named in brutal hammer murders of Lin Russell and young daughter

Michael Stone has been in prison for 29 years for the crimes

The Independent UK

UAE man who killed woman with scissors gets fresh hearing as top court overturns death sentence

The UAE Federal Supreme Court has overturned an appeal court ruling that upheld the death sentence of a man convicted of murdering a woman and attempting to kill another man, finding that his right to a proper defence had not been adequately protected.

The Times of India

Second challenge to Wimbledon tennis expansion plans goes to Court of Appeal

A campaign group’s second legal challenge against the expansion of the Wimbledon tennis site has been allowed to go to the Court of Appeal.

Evening Standard

HMRC Loses Landmark Inheritance Tax Case: How Thousands of Families May Benefit

A landmark Court of Appeal ruling against HMRC could benefit thousands of families with inheritance tax disputes. Learn about the implications for home loan schemes and estate planning in Britain.

International Business Times UK

Henry Nowak’s family release statement after killer’s mother sentenced to prison

‘We will never give up in our campaign for justice for Henry,’ Nowak’s family have said

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Henry Nowak’s killer Vickrum Digwa and his family deny owning an arsenal of swords, knuckledusters and axe

Vickrum Digwa, his brother and his father plead not guilty to multiple weapons offences – including possessing 37 swords

The Conversation

Fordingbridge rape sentences increased: how does unduly lenient sentence review work?

“We have decided that we do need to change your sentence.” With those words, Lady Chief Justice Sue Carr delivered the Court of Appeal’s ruling on two teenagers convicted of multiple rapes, overturning the non-custodial sentences the trial court had originally imposed. After hearing arguments from the crown and the…

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Wrongfully accused, wrongfully convicted and still waiting for justice

Comment: As the parent of children with brittle bone disease, former Race Relations and Human Rights Commissioner Joris de Bres became an advocate for a family torn apart by accusations of abuse.

The Times of India

Sikh man Vickrum Digwa seeks to appeal murder conviction, 21-year sentence in Henry Nowak killing

Sikh man Vickrum Singh Digwa, who was convicted of murdering 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak, is seeking to appeal both his conviction and his life sentence, the Court of Appeal has confirmed.

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The Independent UK

Victim ‘overwhelmed and retraumatised’ as teen rapists put behind bars

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Victim’s parents say teen rapists’ new sentences ‘don’t change the fear’ daughter feels

Two boys were sentenced to four years’ detention on Thursday after the Court of Appeal ruled their non-custodial sentences were ’unduly lenient’

The Independent UK

Vickrum Digwa seeking to appeal conviction after stabbing Henry Nowak to death

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Henry Nowak’s killer moves to appeal conviction and sentence after being jailed for life

Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in jail after stabbing Henry Nowak to death

Evening Standard

Killer of Henry Nowak seeking to appeal against conviction and sentence

Vickrum Digwa was jailed for a minimum of 21 years in June.

Evening Standard

Teenage rapists detained for four years after ‘unduly lenient’ sentence reviewed

Court of Appeal judges said what the boys did ‘was so bad that we have no other choice’.

The Independent UK

Teenage boys put behind bars after sentences ruled unduly lenient in Fordingbridge rape case

The case was referred to the Court of Appeal after public outcry over the boys’ sentences

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