The summer of 2024 was overshadowed by the far right, who targeted asylum-seekers and their Home Office hotel accommodation, and then set their sights...

After days of violence on the streets, immigration lawyers and advisers found themselves on a far-right target list. Fiona Bawdon reports on how...

Toufique Hossain led a string of successful legal challenges to the previous government’s now defunct flagship Rwanda scheme.

The London Criminal Courts Solicitors’ Association is calling on defence lawyers nationwide doing publicly funded work to join the trade union...

Liz Davies KC and Sam Madge-Wyld cover housing law news and legislation, and cases on possession claims, injunctions/damages, mobile homes, the...

Katie Nelson and Franck Magennis look at the case of an asylum-seeking Palestinian citizen of Israel who was granted refugee status after the Home...

The Metropolitan Police’s discredited Gangs Violence Matrix has been dismantled, but its wide-ranging effects are still being felt, say Katrina...

Kate Aubrey-Johnson, Elena Papamichael, Michael Goold and Catherine Rose round up important developments.

YLAL will consistently remind its members and the sector that the longevity of legal aid lies in the investment, support and care for all...

Janet Farrell, Colin Gregory and Christina Bodenes highlight important reports, policy and legislative developments, and cases on false imprisonment,...

It seems likely that the Human Rights Act is here to stay, but while this formal promise of executive restraint will remain on the statute books,...

Up to two-thirds of homeless prisoners rapidly end up back in custody. Labour’s early release scheme will do little to relieve prison...