All news on the topic: High Court

A one-year-old boy who has a severe and irreversible neuromuscular disease has died after a High Court judge ruled his treatment should stop.

The U.K.’s National Crime Agency successfully argued in a High Court case in London that accounts at the Banque Internationale à Luxembourg were used to move millions from a high profile embezzlement case in Azerbaijan into expensive properties.

The High Court heard the Duke of Sussex had deliberately destroyed text messages with the ghostwriter who penned his memoir

The United Nations’ refugee agency has warned judges it may have new evidence from 2024 that Rwanda has endangered asylum seekers, despite Parliament passing a law declaring the country is safe.

Prince Harry has been given the green light to appeal a High Court ruling dismissing his challenge to the level of police protection he receives in the UK.

Prince Harry cannot broaden legal action against News Group Newspapers (NGN) to include new allegations against Rupert Murdoch, the High Court has ruled.

Property mogul Fergus Wilson was slapped with an injunction and a £125,000 bill - but is back in the High Court after Ashford Borough Council claims he has continued to harass staff

Joey Barton is the subject of legal action from broadcaster Jeremy Vine following posts made by the former Newcastle United and Manchester City midfielder on social media

A group of 33 Metropolitan Police officers - six of whom have since retired - are claiming compensation due to the psychological damage they suffered due to the Grenfell Tower fire

Doubts have been cast on the potential success of Prince Harry's court appeal regarding his security arrangements in the UK, amidst growing concerns over the use of taxpayer funds

Ex-British Airways captain Robert Brown was remarkably cleared of murdering his wife Joanna Simpson after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility

Robert Grierson is being sued by his brother Duncan Grierson over the validity of their mother Elise's will and claims she did not understand its contents

Rita Rea's three brothers claimed she had 'coerced' their mother into writing a will in 2015 that ensured her £1million London home would be given to her daughter only

The man mixed his sperm with his father's and injected it into his partner, resulting in the birth of a now five-year-old boy, known as D, but the council brought a legal bid over the parentage of the child

Laura Rixon, probation officer for Reading terror attacker Khairi Saadallah, has admitted she was unknowingly “managing an unconvicted murderer” before he killed three people, an inquest heard

Martin and Eve Hibbert, who were at the Ariana Grande concert in May 2017 and suffered life-changing injuries, are bringing legal action against Richard Hall for his comments

Laura Thurgood and Danielle Laight, from the West Midlands, are battling over who had the right to use the name "Wash Wiggle and Wag" for their rival dog grooming businesses

It costs £491 for someone to apply for leave to remain in the UK, but bereaved people whose partners have passed away are challenging a rule which lumps them with a £3000 penalty

International polo player Catherine Lamacraft's horse 'Harri' reared and fell on top of her Elena Thorman which left her with serious injuries before a tournament at Knepp Castle Estate

Ronald Gibbs, an ex "magic circle" law firm partner, now work as a boat captain while embroiled in a protracted court case with the Saudi royal family

Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, 9, from south-east London, died after an asthma attack in 2013 having been exposed to air pollution and now her mum is suing the Government for compensation

Today marked the first day of Prince Harry's High Court showdown with the Home Office as the royal's lawyers argued he should have security for his UK visits and claimed he was 'less favourably' treated than others

Simon Lyons and Farid Alizadeh set up their West End-based property investment business, Enstar Capital Ltd, in 2004, and Andrew Rahamim joined at a later date - but they fell out

Seven-month-old Indi Gregory, who has mitochondrial disease, has a hole in her heart and had operations on her bowel and skull to drain fluid soon after she was born in February

Indi Gregory is being treated in paediatric intensive care at the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham - but doctors say it's not in her 'best interest' for her to be given treatment