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Wilko collapses into administration putting 12,000 jobs at risk

Wilko collapses into administration putting 12,000 jobs at risk

Kate Haley said "We need our wilkos back."

Wilko on the brink of collapse putting 12,000 jobs at risk

Prince Harry

Prince Harry legal battle with media set set for High Court trial

Georgia Harrison has won over £200k in damages

Georgia Harrison wins £200k in damages following revenge porn case

Three judges have overturned a ruling, which previously said Rwanda could be considered a ‘safe third country’.

Government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled ‘unlawful’

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, arrives to give evidence at the Mirror Group Phone hacking trial at the Rolls Building at High Court on June 7, 2023 in London, England. (Credit - Getty

Prince Harry emotional in court over ex Chelsy Davy

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, arrives to the Mirror Group Phone hacking trial at the Rolls Building at High Court on June 7, 2023 in London, England

East 17’s Brian Harvey spotted ‘heckling’ Prince Harry outside court

Prince Harry

Prince Harry in High Court: Key points from his witness statement

Prince Harry

Baccarat scandal: The controversy the last time a royal was in court

Prince Harry

Prince Harry accused of ‘wasting time’ ahead of court appearance

The Epsom Derby has concluded amid threats from protesters to cancel or disrupt historic event

Everything you need to know about Epsom Derby Day

Prince Harry

Prince Harry loses bid to challenge decision over UK security plans

Piers Morgan says ‘he was not aware’ of phone hacking at Daily Mirror

Rebekah Vardy trademarks ‘Wagatha Christie’ phrase

Tesco has been ordered to drop its yellow Clubcard logo after losing a trademark dispute with Lidl. (Photo by Stringer/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

Tesco ordered to drop yellow Clubcard logo after Lidl legal dispute

Wild camping on Dartmoor has been restricted after a new High Court ruling. (Credit: Adobe)

Where can you wild camp in UK? Latest on Dartmoor wild camping ban

Dartmoor National Park Authority (DNPA) has confirmed it will consider appealing a ruling which prohibits wild camping.

Jon Moss has been paid £1.75 million as a settlement from Culture Club bandmates including I’m A Celeb star Boy George - Credit: Getty Images

Culture Club and Boy George to pay ex-drummer Jon Moss £1.75 million

Scottish Cabinet ministers Humza Yousaf and John Swinney, along with their Welsh counterparts, have written to the UK Government to request the finances required to run the NHS (Picture: Fraser Bremner)

Angus Robertson: Hunt set to highlight clear difference between SNP and Tories

An eight-hour siege took place at the Field & Stream shop in Edinburgh's Abbeyhill in 1985.

17 photos taking you back to Edinburgh in 1985

Dr Elsie Inglis, a suffragist who fought for women’s rights, set up field hospitals near the front line in the First World War, saving thousands of soldiers’ lives

Elsie Inglis statue should be made by a woman – Susan Dalgety

Detective Chief Inspector Iain Ramsay

How CID works with community to keep city safe - Iain Ramsay

Ex-Corbyn aide loses appeal over Rachel Riley Tweet

Top 8 red flags that indicate your friendship is toxic

A Covid lateral flow test. Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images

Scots with Covid no longer told to isolate or test

Picture: Sanja Radin via Getty Images

Calls for answers after England care home discharge policy ruled unlawful

Former health secretary Matt Hancock. Picture: PA

High Court rules discharging Covid-19 patients into care homes 'unlawful'

Ed Sheeran’s 2017 hit Shape Of You does not infringe another artist’s copyright, a High Court judge has ruled.

What did Ed Sheeran say after winning copyright case?
Pop superstar Ed Sheeran has won a High Court copyright battle over his 2017 hit Shape of You – here’s everything you need to know about the trial.

Ed Sheeran has won his high court battle

Ed Sheeran wins High Court copyright battle with Sami Switch over Shape Of You

Solicitor Theodora Middleton (centre) of Bindmans LLP, reads a statement on behalf of Reclaim These Streets founders (left to right) Henna Shah, Jamie Klingler, Anna Birley and Jessica Leigh outside the Royal Courts of Justice, London, after judges ruled that the Metropolitan Police beached the rights of the organisers of a planned vigil for Sarah Everard with its handling of the planned event.

Sarah Everard vigil organisers win legal battle against Met

The US Government has won its High Court bid to overturn a judge’s decision not to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

US wins court bid to overturn block on Julian Assange extradition

Meghan Markle has apologised for misleading a court (Getty Images)

Why Meghan Markle apologised for misleading a court over biography emails

Lynn Murray with daughter Rachel.

Mum backs woman with Down’s syndrome challenge to abortion law

Met Police faces court challenge after threatening organisers of Sarah Everard v...

Former first minister Alex Salmond waves as he leaves Holyrood in Edinburgh after giving evidence to a Scottish Parliament Harassment committee which is examining the handling of harassment allegations him.

Key points from Alex Salmond evidence

Former first minister Alex Salmond waves as he leaves Holyrood in Edinburgh after giving evidence to a Scottish Parliament committee that is examining the handling of harassment allegations him.

Analysis: Alex Salmond's central conspiracy goes unsubstantiated

The political fallout between Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon has been exploited by a Holyrood committee it has been claimed.

Alex Salmond inquiry: complainer lambasts Holyrood committee for 'exploitation'

Peacocks and Jaeger are in administration - with 500 shops and 4,700 jobs at ris...

Edinburgh Woollen Mill given ten days stay

Edinburgh Woollen Mill given ten days to find a financial rescue plan

In administration: Edinburgh Woollen Mill

Edinburgh Woollen Mill appoint administrators

Land Rover loses bid to trademark Defender shape

This is why the singer is being sued by his ex-wife (Photo: Shutterstock)

Why is Elton John being sued by his ex-wife?

Actor Johnny Depp, centre.

Amber Heard can be in court for Johnny Depp’s evidence

Former Scottish National Party leader and former First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond leaves the High Court in Edinburgh on March 23, 2020, after being acquitted of attempted rape and a string of sexual assaults, including one of intent to rape.

Salmond complaints inquiry to sit for first time since trial

Sheku Bayoh died in police custody

Sheku Bayoh death inquiry to investigate whether race was a factor

Restaurants chains Bella Italia and Cafe Rouge are both on the verge of collapse, with 6,000 jobs at risk (Photo: Shutterstock)

Bella Italia and Cafe Rouge are on the brink of administration - and 6,000 jobs ...

Alex Salmond faces the media after being cleared of all charges at the High Court in Edinburgh (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Alex Salmond acquittal: SNP faces damaging split amid claims of a conspiracy – I...

Alex Salmond walked free from court last week after being acquitted on all charges

Salmond bides his time - but 'reckoning' will harm party

Alex Salmond was cleared of all charges (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Press corps’ views on Salmond verdict were a bit fishy – Steve Cardownie

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the verdict of the court must be respected

Nicola Sturgeon says Alex Salmond trial verdict ‘must be respected’

Joanna Cherry called for a review of how the SNP handled allegations against Mr Salmond

Joanna Cherry calls for independent inquiry into how SNP dealt with Alex Salmond...

Alex Salmond

Watch Alex Salmond give full statement on court steps after not guilty verdict

Alex Salmond arrives at the High Court in Edinburgh on March 18, 2020. Picture: Getty Images

Alex Salmond trial: Former First Minister not guilty

Alex Salmond, former First Minister of Scotland arrives at Edinburgh Sheriff Court after being arrested and charged by police on January 24 in Edinburgh (Photo by Duncan McGlynn /Getty Images)

Alex Salmond trial: how long will the court case last and what verdicts can the ...

Alex Salmond attends Edinburgh's High Court on March 11 (Getty Images)

What will happen during Alex Salmond's trial?

A court has ruled that people cannot be gender neutral on their passports