Iranian-linked HAYI claimed credit for the Golders Green stabbings. Their language was deliberate: Zionists, they said, had been targeted by their ‘lone wolves’

The CPS prosecutor prepared the case against Paul Quinn, who was found guilty of the offences for which Andrew Malkinson had wrongfully served 17 years in prison

The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law

As wealth shifts to younger investors, digital currency features increasingly in matrimonial disputes

Law cartoons from the pages of The Times

The comedian broke his leg, pelvis and ribs falling six feet at the O2 Arena in 2023

Young Kim has accused the auction house Bonhams of ‘taking every drop of Malcolm McLaren’s blood for profit’, claiming she alone holds the rights to his estate

The High Court found that the decision to ban the group had a ‘significant’ impact on human rights. But the Home Office is challenging its finding

Eddie Jarman was snorkelling near his family’s yacht on their world trip when he was hit. They have spent more than five years pursuing the case in Tahiti

In a letter to the Nursing and Midwifery Council, the leader of the opposition said she was ‘concerned by investigations into nurses expressing lawful beliefs’