Supreme Court

Doncaster Conservative MP Nick Fletcher

Tory MP blames 'champagne sipping socialists' in latest anti-immigration rant

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a press conference in Downing Street.

Rishi Sunak promises emergency legislation to get Rwanda flights off by spring

Rishi Sunak and his new Foreign Secretary David Cameron attend a Cabinet meeting inside 10 Downing Street.

Suella Braverman hits out at Rishi Sunak ahead of pivotal Supreme Court ruling

Suella Braverman's recent comments are cause for concern, says Jayne Dowle

Braverman's alarming attack on human rights risks hurting us all: Jayne Dowle

Israeli police surround protesters during a demonstration against the government's judicial reform bill, in Tel Aviv on April 15, 2023. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP) (Photo by JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Israeli discontent and unrest threatens economy further: Stephen Done

Donald Trump indicted: What does indictment mean, will he go to jail & what is ‘hush money’?

Donald Trump indicted: What is it and will he go to jail?

The site once occupied by Hemsworth Athletics Stadium, in West Yorkshire

Plan to build 128 homes on site of former athletics stadium in Yorkshire

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the SNP Party, speaks during a press conference on November 23, 2022 in Edinburgh

Democracy at risk following Supreme Court decision on Scotland, says Sturgeon

Love and marriage … but sensible couples also fit some legal protection into the mix

Ad Feature Pre-nups: Yorkshire lawyer gives advice for older couples

The Supreme Court has today thrown out a case which could have seen Google pay each UK iPhone owner £750 in compensation. (Pic: Getty)

A Supreme Court ruling means each UK iPhone user misses out on £750 in compensat...

Morrisons argued that the tribunal should find that the retail staff cannot be compared to the distribution centre workers

Morrisons workers win key legal battle in equal pay fight

The new leader of one of the country’s biggest trade unions is to meet a boss of ride-hailing giant Uber to take forward a groundbreaking deal on workers’ rights.

Union leader and Uber boss to discuss next move on workers’ rights deal

Paul Lamb. Picture by Simon Hulme

Obituary: Paul Lamb, campaigner

Paul Lamb pictured at his home at Swinnow, Pudsey, in May 2019.

Paul Lamb: Paralysed Swinnow man and assisted dying campaigner dies aged 65

Plotholders at Cemetery Road allotments, where land is at risk of being bulldozed as part of plans for a new school.

Allotment holders had 'every opportunity' to move before weedkiller was sprayed

Asda and Morrisons shop staff should not get their hopes up over compensation

Asda and Morrisons shop staff warned not to raise hopes for equal pay

Tesco said the claims are extremely complex and will take many years to reach a conclusion

Thousands of Tesco workers could be due compensation following new ruling on equ...

Affected iPhone users could get £750 each if Google loses the case (Photo: Shutterstock)

iPhone users could get £750 payout from Google over claims it secretly tracked m...

Asda has said store jobs are not comparable to distribution centre jobs

Asda workers win Supreme Court fight for equal pay

Asda decision is due today.

Asda staff will find out today if their equal pay legal battle has been successf...

Judicial review allows the public to challenge government decisions which they believe may be unlawful (Photo: Shutterstock)

Courts may soon be unable to challenge government decisions - here's why

Care workers will only be entitled to minimum wage while awake at work (Photo: shutterstock)

Court rules that carers who sleep over will only be paid while awake

Gina Miller was a prominent anti-Brexit campaigner.

Threats to Gina Miller and prominent women shame Britain – Yorkshire Post Letter...

Shamima Begum can’t return to the UK to fight for her British citizenship - what...

The three London schoolgirls all married Islamic State fighters

Shamima Begum cannot return to the UK to fight for British citizenship

Taxi app company Uber must now class its drivers as employees, the Supreme Court has ruled (Photo: Shutterstock)

Supreme court rules Uber drivers must be classed as workers - what this means

Supreme Court rules insurers must pay £1.2bn compensation to businesses affected...

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of small businesses.

Supreme Court ‘substantially allows’ FCA appeal on coronavirus insurance claims

Ladbrokes could be bought by MGM

American casino giant MGM swoops for Ladbrokes/Coral owner

Lord Nazir Ahmed. Photo: Getty/Christopher Furlong

Rotherham peer resigned from House of Lords ahead of report into his conduct

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is still expected to win this week's US election against Donald Trump.

Joe Biden narrow ‘win’ is America’s nightmare result – Bill Carmichael

Could Donald Trump use the Supreme Court to dispute the election result?

Donald Trump has raised the prospect of a legal battle (Photo: Alex Brandon/PA Wire)

US Election latest: Trump vows to drag election to the courts

Morrisons brought a Supreme Court challenge in a bid to overturn previousjudgements.

Why the Morrisons data leak ruling is a relief for businesses

Morrisons - PA photo

Supreme Court rules Morrisons not liable for actions of employee over data leak

Should a third runway be built at heathrow Airport?

Why Heathrow expansion must be opposed by Ministers on these grounds

Overdrafts are the new danger debt, according to Martin Lewis

Why overdrafts are the new danger debt - Martin Lewis

Baroness Hale has expressed concerns about access to justice.

Baroness Hale’s plain-speaking rules supreme – The Yorkshire Post says

is it still possible for Boris Johnson to save his premeirship? He had to return to Britain from the United Naitons gathering in New York to respond to the Supreme Court ruling on the unlawful prorogation of Parliament.

The advice civil servants will give to Boris Johnson if he wants to save Brexit ...

Boris Johnson returns to 10 Downig Street after the prorogation of Parliament was found to be unlawful.

Parliament must show purpose as House of Commons resumes amid uproar – The Yorks...

Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman launches a furious attack on Attorney General Geoffrey Cox. Photo: House of Commons

Huddersfield MP accuses Attorney General of using 'barrister's bluster to obfusc...

A man wearing a giant Boris Johnson mask, dressed as a prisoner, outside the Supreme Court in London, where judges have ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful.

Now Parliament must face up to its Supreme Court test and reform democracy – Wil...

Protesters celebrate the Supreme Court's landmark verdict.

No longer are we the land of the free as Supreme Court seizes control of Brexit ...

A Union flag flying from the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, after judges at the Supreme Court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's advice to the Queen to suspend Parliament for five weeks was unlawful.

The Queen, Boris Johnson and why MPs must act wisely when Parliament resumes in ...

Boris Johnson at The Yorkshire Post's office in Leeds. Pic: Chris Etchells

Supreme Court defeat for Boris Johnson "risks playing into PM's populist gamepla...

Sir John Major never diminished the office of Prime Minister.

What Boris Johnson can learn from Sir John Major over statesmanship and leadersh...

The Supreme Court will rule this week on whether it was lawful to suspend Parliament - with the possibility MPs could return to the Commons.

Week Ahead: Supreme Court to rule whether suspending Parliament was lawful as Me...

Paul Lamb.

Paralysed Paul Lamb applies to High Court to change assisted dying law

Martin Lewis: Unfair bank charges are coming to an end

Baroness Hale, Britain's first female Supreme Court President, at home in Richmond, North Yorkshire.

Supreme Court President Baroness Hale: '˜Judges should not be people from anothe...

Baroness Hale was last year appointed as the first ever female Supreme Court President.

Supreme Court should sit in the North, says its President Baroness Hale

Elizabeth Robinson was knocked over by two sturdily built police officers. Stock image.

Yorkshire pensioner wins landmark legal case after police officers injure her wh...

Has Donald Trump's first year as US President been a success? (PA).

Bill Carmichael: Trump has delivered despite everything

Lady Hale is sworn in as the first female president of the UK's highest court, the Supreme Court, in Parliament Square, central London. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Monday October 2, 2017. See PA story LEGAL Judges. Photo credit should read: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Into the record books: Yorkshire judge is Supreme Court's first female president

Holiday tips: how to save a fortune

A general view of Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo

Rangers ruling '˜could have negative impact on Yorkshire businesses'

Charlie Gard

Charlie Gard's parents 'given more time together as a family'

Charlie Gard

Donations pour in for Charlie Gard despite court decision

YP Comment: School fine lottery

Parents '˜more likely' to face holiday fines