7 h. ago I’m a serious injury lawyer, here are five important things to remember if you are making a road collision claim

If you have suffered an injury or trauma from a serious car collision, it is likely that you will be considering taking legal action.

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9 h. ago Boss crushed to death in horror work accident after offering to help colleague

Textile company director David Ames died after he was knocked down by an HGV and trapped on a row of steel storage racking at work. His family is now taking legal action

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10 h. ago Now TWO of John Torode's firms go bust owing £160k as he 'plans to take legal action against BBC over MasterChef sacking'

John Torode has been faced with a fresh blow following his MasterChef sacking as it's revealed two of his businesses have gone bust owing over £160,000 to creditors.

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10 h. ago John Torode's financial heartache as TWO of his firms go bust owing £160k as he 'plans to take legal action against BBC over MasterChef sacking'

John Torode has been faced with a fresh blow following his MasterChef sacking as it's revealed two of his businesses have gone bust owing over £160,000 to creditors.

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11 h. ago Grand slam organisers ready to make concessions for players amid dispute

All England Club offers talks on creating player councilSlams also face legal action from union set up by DjokovicWimbledon and the three other grand slam tournaments are willing to make concessions to the players in an attempt to resolve a dispute over prize money, pensions and player representation.The Guardian has learned that during discussions with representatives of several top-10 world-ranked men and women players at Wimbledon last week, the All England Club offered to hold talks over creating a player council to give athletes a voice in decisions over scheduling, as well as indicating a willingness to contribute to their pension and healthcare provision for the first time. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago John Torode 'plans to take legal action against BBC bosses for unfair dismissal' after he was sacked from MasterChef

MasterChef bosses are reportedly pushing to air Gregg Wallace and John Torode's final series 'when the dust settles' after they were both sacked from the cooking show.

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15 h. ago Devastated family take legal action after boss killed in 'senseless' work accident

A law firm says it is representing the family of Daniel Ames in a civil negligence compensation claim

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25 h. ago John Torode to take legal action against BBC after MasterChef dismissal over alleged racist comment

John Torode is apparently preparing to sue the BBC after he was sacked from MasterChef over a racism allegation.

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27 h. ago John Torode to take legal action against BBC after MasterChef sacking

John Torode is preparing to take legal action against the BBC after he was sacked from MasterChef, sources have revealed to us. He was sacked from the show after an allegation against him using of him using "an extremely offensive racist term"

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28 h. ago Rylan Clark makes family admission as he admits 'resetting the clock' after devastating divorce

The BBC Radio 2 host has opened up about his plans for the future

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29 h. ago TfL threatened with legal action over minicab drivers licensing backlog

GMB union follows IWGB in seeking compensation for drivers unable to work

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33 h. ago Dad dies after being bitten by bat as he tried to free it from his home

A family was left devastated after a dad-of-two contracted a deadly disease similar to rabies when he was bitten by a rabid bat as he tried to remove it from his home

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43 h. ago How a clairvoyant sparked ridiculous rumour that Brigitte Macron was born a man which social media fanatics believe IS true... as the French president's wife is once again forced to take legal action

As jets coloured the skies over the Champs-Elysees with trails of red, white and blue, Brigitte Macron stood at her husband's side and stared out across the Bastille Day parade.

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50 h. ago UK council to fine people £100 if they're caught swearing in public spaces

Thanet District Council has launched a fresh bid to introduce a public space protection order (PSPO) after it was scrapped last year following a threat of legal action

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51 h. ago Company boss knocked down and killed by reversing lorry at work

The British Millerain Company Limited has now been fined £220,000 after a probe by the Health and Safety Executive led to a prosecution.

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55 h. ago Drivers targeted with fake parking ticket claims as police issue warning

The text messages suggest that failure to pay will lead to "legal action"

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55 h. ago Lamine Yamal faces legal action over dwarfism row at 18th birthday party

Yamal’s hriing of people with dwarfism as entertainment has been condemned as discriminatory by a Spanish disability rights group

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60 h. ago Torres Strait community leaders in ‘deepest pain imaginable’ as federal court dismisses landmark climate case

Class action led by two community leaders argued government had legal duty of care to prevent or deal with damage linked to global heatingSign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter hereFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesTwo Torres Strait community leaders are shocked and devastated after the federal court dismissed a landmark case that argued the Australian government breached its duty of care to protect the Torres Strait Islands from climate change.The lead plaintiffs, Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai from the islands of Boigu and Saibai, sought orders requiring the government to take steps to prevent climate harm to their communities, including by cutting greenhouse gas emissions at the pace climate scientists say is necessary.Get Guardian Australia environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as an email Continue reading...

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63 h. ago Federal court dismisses landmark Torres Strait climate case but warns of ‘bleak future’ without urgent action

Class action led by two community leaders argued government had legal duty of care to prevent or deal with damage linked to global heatingSign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter hereFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesThe federal court has dismissed a landmark case brought by two Torres Strait community leaders that argued the Australian federal government breached its duty of care to protect the Torres Strait Islands from climate change.In delivering the decision, however, Justice Michael Wigney noted: “There could be little if any doubt that the Torres Strait Islands and their inhabitants face a bleak future if urgent action is not taken to address climate change and its impacts.”Get Guardian Australia environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as an email Continue reading...

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2 d. ago Lamine Yamal could face legal action after allegedly hiring dwarves for 18th birthday party

Lamine Yamal under scrutiny after his 18th birthday party where models said bizarre demands were made of them to attend and where it is alleged dwarves were hired for entertainment

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