James Esses reached a settlement with the Metanoia Institute, a psychotherapy school, after he raised concerns around transgender issues

Swift sentencing shows the value of tough laws on street protests — but also highlights how broken our court system is

Andrea Burdon, a mental health nurse, was removed from the register for calling patient ‘fat bastard’ and using ‘excessive force’

The five climate campaigners who were convicted for conspiring to block the M25 say their sentences were ‘manifestly excessive’ and breached international law

Rather than painting government as authoritarian, X’s boss should learn the difference between incitement and stupidity

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From a 13-year-old boy to a 69-year-old man, the courts have heard the stories of those who took part in the riots

The former glamour model was ordered to give an ‘undertaking’ to the court that she would attend a further hearing to face questions over her finances

The organisation, which describes itself as the country’s leading charity for older people, must pay £4,000 in compensation for ‘embarrassing’ blunder

Ryan Sheers and Steven Mailen became involved after spending the afternoon drinking at a bingo venue