Comment in reference to former Ibrox director Imran Ahmad

League One football club has been in administation

Former belly dancer Karima El Mahroug says allegations against her and 76-year-old former premier are untrue

'Actions and omissions' that led to crisis will be investigated by judges

Key NHS adviser defends figures behind suspension of surgery and says 'two relatively junior doctors' were left running the ward

Uhuru Kenyatta was confirmed as Kenya’s next president following a ruling by Kenya’s Supreme Court. The highly anticipated announcement comes after weeks of uncertainty surrounding the elections on 4 March. Initial tallies had placed Mr Kenyatta with 50.07 per cent of the vote, breaking the necessary 50 per cent mark to avoid a run-off by a hair-thin margin of just 8,000 votes. Raila Odinga, the current Prime Minister and Mr Kenyatta’s main opponent, brought the result to court over allegations of fraud and misconduct.

Relaxation of bail terms means runner accused of murder could participate in summer championships

Lawyers for Oscar Pistorius are appealing against some of the Olympic athlete's bail restrictions in a court in the South African capital today.

A Christian group promoting “gay cure” therapies has lost its bid to sue Transport for London (TfL) after Boris Johnson refused to allow their adverts on London buses.

A High Court judge is next week due to analyse the finances of Coventry City after the owner of the stadium where the League One football club plays said it was owed rent.

Peter and Hazelmary Bull have reopened the Chymorvah Hotel as a non-profit organisation

The highest court in the land controversially sat in secret for the first time in its history today but insisted it had reached the decision with "great reluctance".

Troubled club set to be forced to pay sacked manager £2m next week in High Court case

The highest court in the land could soon consider secret evidence for the first time after a judgment late last tonight.