Eilidh Murray of the London Cycling Campaign argues legal e-bikes are being unfairly lumped together with illegal machines and urges TfL to rethink its ban on non-folding e-bikes.

The judges might argue that the Court of Appeal is a court of review, whose job is simply to assess whether a conviction...

Attorney General's new guidance on legal risk renews familiar debate about the relationship between legal constraint and effective government.

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The school run is one of the most visible sources of traffic in our towns and cities, with 25% of weekday morning car trips in London being trips to school. For many of us , it’s clear that roads that...

In May 2024, APPEAL published a report on the hidden racist and classist intent behind the 1967 introduction of majority jury verdicts in England and Wales, finding links between majority verdicts and...

In towns and in the countryside, I see 4x4s and pick up trucks driven without care or conscience. It’s a Magafication of transport, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Merton also plans to ban the use of laughing gas in public as part of new legal orders to improve residents' quality of life

Jailed man had been through 11 parole hearings before solicitor spotted that indefinite sentence had been imposed unlawfully.

Suspected drug-drivers are allowed back on Britain's roads almost immediately after arrest, because of the way laws operate in the UK.

Addressing the scandal of Imprisonment for Public Protection jail terms could free up thousands of prison spaces

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Letters: Former clients of Rajiv Menon KC, including Tariq Ali and Hillsborough family members Margaret Aspinall and Sue Roberts, say the charges against him must be dropped. Plus a letter from Andrew...

Residents face Section 21 "no-fault" eviction notices and rent hikes of up to £500 a month.

From rear-steer tandems to e-bikes, Kate Ball shares practical advice on cycling with disabled children for everyday journeys.

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CBA chair says contempt charge over closing speech by Rajiv Menon KC has left lawyers fearful of doing their job

Passengers affected by the suspension of trams in Greater Manchester are offered free bike use.

Spokesperson for AG says Lord Hermer has been 'staunch defender of the independence of the judiciary'.

New prime minister Andy Burnham is being urged to introduce rent controls to tackle record-high rents. But will he?

Decision sets an important precedent over the sweeping use of public nuisance laws to suppress dissent

Plans to fully reopen the bridge to vehicles were recently shelved

Londoner Becky Mursell is displaying her 'Everyday Cyclist' exhibition across the capital this summer

Analysis shows cars in Europe have grown longer, taller and wider every year since 2000

Kerala is searching for new ways to care for its ageing population as migration leaves more elderly people living alone.

A high-profile law firm has reported itself to the Solicitors Regulation Authority after the Chief Magistrate strongly criticised its role in a failed private prosecution.

Residents on a new housing development say the reasons driving the rising cost are not transparent.

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