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.

The prospect of American-style televised courts has moved a step closer after Channel 4 announced that it is to show a British murder trial in its entirety for the first time.

Scotland Yard has been accused of being complicit in torture for failing to investigate the UK’s role in alleged war crimes.

Senator speaks out ahead of Supreme Court considering changes to Defence of Marriage Act

A blogger who waged an “unlawful campaign of harassment, defamation and intimidation” against a council chief executive has been ordered to pay him £25,000 libel damages.

Britain's most senior female judge accuses the legal elite of practising 'unconscious' sexism

Paralympian Oscar Pistorius will fight the stringent bail conditions set after he was charged with murdering his girlfriend, his defence team says.

The England and Wales Cricket Board could face a costly counter-claim from Danish Kaneria because of a delay in hearing the spinner’s appeal against his lifetime ban for fixing.

A 75-year-old former judge, Baron Phillips of Worth Matravers, has been put in charge of establishing a new press regulation system, following the long public inquiry conducted by his judicial colleague Lord Justice Leveson.