Some insiders unloaded stock before Trump’s ‘liberation day’ announcement but many more were restricted from doing so
Ninety-year-old precedent known as Humphrey’s Executor is crucial guardrail protecting US central bank’s independence
United Insurance Brokers Limited charged with failure to prevent bribes being paid to officials
Judges rule there is no basis to reduce 18-month jail term on health grounds
I believe my brother persuaded our mother to reduce my inheritance
Ollanta Humala is the latest of the country’s leaders to be found guilty of corruption
Prime minister’s decision to resume ferocious offensive in Gaza provokes growing backlash from troops
High Court to hear accusations that rightwing influencer engaged in physical and sexual abuse
It’s certainly novel
Judge tells Michael Viney ‘custody threshold has been crossed’ after he sold a flat in Barcelona
Transparency campaigners say government must deal with failure to enforce penalties on offshore companies
Former City minister denies corruption charges that she and family members unlawfully acquired land near Dhaka
Columbia University graduate student at centre of Trump case over pro-Palestinian activism is expected to appeal
Former governor of Sevastopol in Russian-annexed Crimea is first person prosecuted under recent sanctions laws
EDF founder is challenging his imprisonment on health grounds
The world’s most famous supermodel tells a tale of stolen identity, siphoned funds and friendship betrayed
Funding pressures have led to ‘slow and ineffective’ enforcement of court orders, Civil Justice Council says
American businesses need to stand up to the president’s assault on the rule of law
Country would be first EU nation to implement policy long advocated by the far right
Arizona is permitting non-lawyers to own legal practices, potentially unleashing a wave of private equity money
Former governor of Sevastopol in Russian-annexed Crimea convicted by London jury
Rights groups warn of ‘transnational repression’ after Abdulrahman al-Qaradawi allegedly held in solitary confinement
Kensington and Chelsea council in London launches lawsuits against businesses involved in refurbishing the building
Lithuania’s regulator identifies ‘violations and shortcomings’ in fintech’s processes
European court rules human rights convention not violated after peer linked former Arcadia chair to sexual misconduct allegations
