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The Latest Breaking News from the Court of Appeal

Sean Brown’s family criticise Government move over public inquiry ruling

The GAA official was murdered by loyalists in 1997.

The Independent UK

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

Triple killer Nicholas Prosper’s sentence referred to Court of Appeal as ‘unduly lenient’

Teenager murdered his family and was planning a school shooting in Luton

The Independent UK

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Triple killer’s 49-year jail term referred to Court of Appeal

Questions were raised over whether Nicholas Prosper, 19, should have received a whole-life order after murdering his mother, brother and sister.

Evening Standard

Doctors in end-of-life cases can be named, Supreme Court rules

Lord Reed said the need for restriction of freedom of speech must be ‘established convincingly’.

Evening Standard

Tommy Robinson loses appeal against sentence for contempt of court

The 42-year-old was jailed in October last year after admitting 10 breaches of an injunction barring him from repeating libellous allegations

Evening Standard

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

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Tommy Robinson to discover outcome of prison sentence appeal on Wednesday

The 42-year-old was jailed in October last year after admitting multiple breaches of a High Court injunction.

Evening Standard

Court told line between IS sympathiser and member ‘crossed’ by ex-Irish soldier

Lisa Smith’s defence team had argued her IS membership conviction ‘falls short of Irish law’.

The Independent UK

Ex-Irish soldier’s IS membership conviction falls short of Irish law, court told

Lisa Smith is appealing against her 2022 conviction for membership of IS.

Evening Standard

Further convictions of man jailed for soldier murder referred to court of appeal

John McDevitt was convicted of the murder of Private Neil Clark on Easter Monday 1984 in Londonderry.

Evening Standard

Benn ‘taking steps’ to ensure ICRIR can investigate Sean Brown murder

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said he is ‘carefully considering’ a recent judgment from the Court of Appeal in Belfast.

Evening Standard

Ex-soldier Lisa Smith’s terror conviction based on ‘housewife’ role, court told

Lisa Smith is appealing against her conviction for being a member of the so-called Islamic State terror group.

Evening Standard

Former Irish soldier Lisa Smith led ‘totally anonymous’ life in Syria – lawyer

Smith, from Dundalk in Co Louth, is outlining her case against her conviction for being a member of so-called Islamic State at the Court of Appeal.

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Evening Standard

Duke of Sussex’s ‘life at stake’, Court of Appeal told in security challenge

Harry has attended both days of an appeal over the level of his security while in the UK.

Evening Standard

PM urged to ‘do the right thing’ and order public inquiry into Sean Brown murder

The GAA official was abducted and murdered by loyalists in Co Londonderry in 1997

Evening Standard

Harry ‘singled out’ for ‘inferior’ treatment, appeal over UK security told

The Duke of Sussex attended the hearing in London on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry says he was ‘singled out’ for ‘inferior’ treatment in UK security appeal

The Duke of Sussex attended the hearing in London on Tuesday

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Duke of Sussex arrives at court ahead of challenge over security arrangements

Harry is appealing against a decision related to his personal security arrangements while in the UK at the Court of Appeal.

International Business Times

Prince Harry Mounts New Court Challenge Over UK Security Downgrade

Prince Harry will push ahead with a court challenge in London on Tuesday as the self-exiled royal fights a decision to downgrade his personal security when he visits Britain.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry 'singled out for inferior treatment' over UK security detail, appeal against High Court ruling hears

The Duke of Sussex flew into the UK for the hearing on Tuesday morning

Evening Standard

A timeline of the Duke of Sussex’s legal challenge over his security in the UK

The duke is challenging a High Court ruling dismissing his legal claim over the level of taxpayer-funded security he receives while visiting the UK.

The Independent UK

Timeline: Prince Harry’s legal challenge over his UK security

Harry is challenging a High Court ruling over his UK security. This is how the saga unfolded

The Independent UK

Who is the chairman of the Southport Inquiry Sir Adrian Fulford?

He sat as a judge of the International Criminal Court from 2003 to 2012.

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Prince Harry set for UK return as security battle reaches court of appeal

Prince Harry is set to return to the UK next week as his long-running legal battle over personal security reaches a critical stage in the Court of Appeal.

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