Law
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Do security services need new powers or extra resources? A look at options including Tpims, tagging and mass surveillance
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Tatiana Perepilichnaya tells court there was nothing to suggest her husband Alexander Perepilichny was being threatened
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Raimundos Oki set free, but supporters warn case brought by prime minister will have a chilling effect on press freedom
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Mr Justice Hayden labels inability of judges to prevent such hearings as ‘stain on the reputation of family justice system’
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Sex discrimination commissioner says ‘We get these women all the way to the top, we prove that we are fantastic, and then we plummet’
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Editorial: Visa applicants to the US can now be asked for the names of their accounts. Suspicion that these changes are directed at Muslim travellers is only one of the reasons to object
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With domestic violence services in crisis, countless women have been left in desperate situations. This unused prison site can be part of the solution
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Grades aren’t enough to make you stand out in the competitive legal profession. Here’s how to stand out
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Despite likely fees ban, agents seek £404 on average from new tenants and £117 for tenancy renewals, finds Generation Rent
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Judges will decide whether Charlie Gard, who has a rare genetic condition, should get experimental treatment in US
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Berlin court rules parents of 15-year-old, who want to know if she was being bullied, cannot see her chat history
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Vicky Browning who represents charity bosses says some are too worried about repercussions to join political debate
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Defendant had accused animal rights activist of racism and ‘liked’ inflammatory comments about him
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Hardline immigration and adoption laws have passed, a ‘bathroom bill’ could be next – the Lone Star state is now a laboratory for White House policy priorities
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Dave Lewis will be among 10 witnesses for the prosecution in trial of Carl Rogberg, John Scouler and Christopher Bush
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Irish government’s opposition to any referral to the European court of justice would have resulted in severe delays
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Court of protection to consider case of woman in her 50s who has suffered from Huntington’s disease for over 20 years
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Tory and Lib Dem claims to care about employment rights ring hollow when you look at their track records. But Labour has concrete plans to help workers
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Theresa May says party has delivered ‘real steps towards tackling domestic violence’, but wants to go further
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Lawyers for six men who made claims against late Labour peer say they will work with national child abuse inquiry instead
Utopian thinking It’s still not easy being a trans child. This is what schools can do to help