Is payment of hire a condition: a long-standing controversy re...

An MP says he is going to raise the issue of court interpreters in the House of Commons - after one failed to turn up for a hearing relating to the deaths of four members of a family. Anxiang Du, 54, is accused of killing four members of the Ding ...

A British woman pushed her depressed friend off a railway bridge, then told shocked witnesses: "She wanted me to." Kate Wiggett suffered serious injuries after Victoria Dickinson shoved her about 7m on to the tracks. Her life was saved when ...

A father who admitted the manslaughter of his seven-month-old son has been jailed. Nathan Pick, of Waterford Drive, Derby, was originally charged with murdering of James-Lee Riley Pick but this week pleaded guilty to the lesser charge. James-Lee ...

Barclays (LSE: BARC.L - news) has won the right to try to dismiss the first attempt to bring it to court over its alleged rigging of Libor interest rates. Guardian Care Homes is suing Barclays for up to £70m over accusations it was mis-sold ...

The first UK court case linked to a complaint over the alleged rigging of Libor interest rates has been delayed until next year to allow Barclays the chance to hear if an appeals court dismisses part of the case. Guardian Care Homes, a residential ...

The first U.K. trial over allegations of fraud related to manipulation of benchmark interest rates was delayed until next year to allow Barclays Plc (BARC) an opportunity to have an appeals court dismiss the case. A six-week trial won't take place ...

Paul Dean, partner Holman Fenwick Willan Payment of hire is a conditon an end to a charterers ability to deduct from hire? High Court decision of Mr Justice Flaux in Kuwait Rocks Co v AMN Bulkcarriers Inc (The MV Astra) [2013] EWHC 865 ...

An undertaker who murdered his wife and disposed of her body has been given a life sentence with a minimum term of 17 years after being found guilty by a jury. John Taylor, 61, was unanimously convicted at Worcester Crown Court of killing retired ...

Abnormally low tenders create serious risks as was demonstrated by the collapse of Connaught plc in September 2010 but the law about them is ambiguous. David Gollancz sets out the headline issues and arguments. What does the legislation say? ...