3 h. ago Legal warning issued over 'good neighbour' decision this Christmas

Parcel experts warn that accepting deliveries for neighbours could bring a legal fight with it

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1 week ago Esther Rantzen 'being attacked by new kind of cancer' in heartbreaking update

Dame Esther Rantzen has given a devastating update on her health, revealing her decision to celebrate Christmas with her family after being diagnosed with lung cancer in 2023

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1 week ago 'I bought M&S Christmas turkey but now I'm questioning the baffling price'

A shopper was left questioning their decision after they pre-ordered their Christmas turkey from M&S, as they shared their concern in a post online where they shared what they'd spent

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1 week ago M&S shopper shares how much they spent on Christmas turkey as people floored

An M&S shoppers was left second guessing their decision after revealing how much they'd spent to preorder a Christmas turkey from the supermarket chain, which left people stunned

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1 week ago John Swinney to make decision on Scottish grooming gangs probe by Christmas

The First Minister met police chiefs earlier this week to hear about the scale of the problem.

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1 week ago FIFA warned of potential legal action over controversial Cristiano Ronaldo decision

Cristiano Ronaldo is free to play in the World Cup next summer after FIFA suspended his red card punishment - but Portugal's rivals could yet take the legal route to overturn that decision

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3 w. ago Britons rage over 'woke' Tesco's decision to rename Christmas trees as 'evergreen trees'

The supermarket giant is selling the 6.5ft 'Luxury Evergreen Tree' at £60. The move has caused many Brits to unleash their fury on social media branding the move as 'woke nonsense'.

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3 w. ago John Swinney's Scottish independence plan branded 'not sensible' by top constitutional expert

Experts have also warned independence campaigners they are ‘wasting their time’ looking for a legal route to independence.

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4 w. ago MPs warned against 'sustained attack' on BBC after Donald Trump legal threat

US President Donald Trump threatened to sue the BBC for $1billion if it fails to retract 'false' and 'defamatory' statements after his speech was edited in a Panorama documentary

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4 w. ago ‘A classic authoritarian tactic’: outrage over Trump’s pardons for friends and allies

Ex-prosecutors and legal scholars say US president ‘meting out pardons for blatantly corrupt and self-serving ends’Donald Trump’s unprecedented pardoning spree for political and business friends since returning to the White House has prompted warnings from ex-prosecutors and legal scholars of “corrupt” pay-to-play schemes, conflicts of interest and blatant partisanship.It has included hundreds of Maga allies, a cryptocurrency mogul with ties to a Trump family crypto firm, disgraced politicians, and others who could yield political and financial benefits. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Willing states must act to save international legal order, warns top academic

Yale professor says wars in Ukraine and Gaza and threats from Donald Trump risk the ‘total collapse’ of the global courts systemA coalition of states is needed to stop the international legal order falling apart, a distinguished international academic has warned.Oona Hathaway, the president-elect of the American Society of International Law and a former Pentagon legal adviser, said the core of the postwar global order – the prohibition on taking land by force – was under unprecedented challenge in a “scary moment” for the world. Continue reading...

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