First Minister John Swinney faces intense criticism for dismissing a landmark report on Scotland's unsustainable population growth, sparking a major political row over his government's approach to immigration and public services.
Exclusive report on the Trump administration's aggressive new immigration enforcement tactics in Massachusetts, featuring mass arrests, controversial tactics, and mounting legal challenges.
Notorious far-right activist Thomas Sewell's bid to remain in Britain has been rejected by the Upper Tribunal, paving the way for his deportation to New Zealand. The Home Office hailed the decision as a victory in removing 'dangerous individuals'.
An employment tribunal has ruled that a male director placing his hand on a female HR worker's shoulder was a 'fatherly' gesture, not sexual harassment, dismissing her claims of a 'hostile' work environment.
The UK government is set to introduce mandatory digital ID cards for all foreign nationals, a move hailed as a post-Brexit security measure but criticised as a 'poll tax on immigrants'.
The NHS is accused of launching a 'vindictive' legal defence against a nurse in a landmark transgender care case, leaving the medical professional in tears and sparking outrage over freedom of speech and belief.
A motorcyclist's routine shopping trip in East London ended in arrest as UK authorities intensify efforts to detain undocumented migrants. The incident sparks fresh debate over the government's controversial new enforcement measures.
A Sri Lankan asylum seeker has successfully overturned a deportation order after a tribunal ruled her severe depression meant she was unfit to fly. The landmark case sets a new precedent in UK immigration appeals.
Protests erupted in central Melbourne as hundreds gathered for an anti-immigration rally, sparking counter-demonstrations and a significant police response. The event highlights growing tensions over Australia's immigration system.
Thousands march in coordinated anti-immigration rallies across Australian cities, sparking counter-protests and raising concerns about social cohesion and border policy.
Ex-President Trump and allies are reportedly crafting a radical immigration policy that would install loyalists like Pam Bondi as 'judges' to bypass courts and accelerate deportations, raising major legal and ethical concerns.
A Ministry of Defence civil servant is taking six colleagues to an employment tribunal, alleging a farewell card signed with messages like 'good luck' and 'all the best' was a calculated act of bullying and harassment in a case that could redefine workpla
A retired British pensioner has successfully reclaimed nearly £10,000 after a landmark tribunal ruled HMRC unfairly taxed his pension. This case sets a crucial precedent for thousands of retirees facing similar tax demands.
A Muslim recruitment manager has been awarded substantial compensation after an employment tribunal found she was subjected to a campaign of religious harassment and victimisation by colleagues at the Government Legal Department.
A disabled mother from Stoke-on-Trent was left humiliated after a DWP assessor told her to 'hurry up' during a benefits review, highlighting ongoing concerns over the treatment of vulnerable claimants.
A married Design & Technology teacher from Surrey has been permanently prohibited from teaching after a tribunal found him guilty of inappropriate conduct with a sixth-form student, including secret meetings and accepting gifts.
A UK man was unfairly dismissed after rating a female colleague's appearance on a private WhatsApp group. The tribunal ruled the company's investigation was flawed, setting a precedent for workplace social media use.
X Corp, formerly Twitter, agrees to a massive settlement after a US judge found 'overwhelming' evidence of targeting older and disabled employees in mass layoffs following Musk's takeover.
Leila Ayad, an NHS solicitor, successfully sued her employer for subjecting her to 'intolerable' cold working conditions, winning over £8,000 in a landmark employment tribunal case.
A Manchester-based NHS doctor is under investigation by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service for making alleged antisemitic remarks and references to Adolf Hitler in a professional setting.
A Nigerian father, previously denied asylum three times, has been granted the right to remain in Britain after a tribunal accepted his late claim that he faces persecution for being gay in his home country.
A former Port of Seattle worker, Chris Linhardt, is suing his ex-employer for alleged disability discrimination after being made redundant while battling terminal cancer. The maritime operations manager claims the public port authority failed to provide r
An Australian car salesman at a prestigious UK dealership unleashes a tirade of allegations against his former boss, claiming a 'personality clash' turned into a campaign of bullying and discrimination, leading to a bitter employment tribunal.
A senior female executive, dismissed after a boozy work trip incident involving a forgotten key and a night in a sauna, has won a discrimination claim. An employment tribunal ruled her ADHD was a factor in her sacking.
A senior Crown Court judge has been formally reprimanded after admitting to a 'clandestine relationship' and engaging in sexual activity with his partner, a court clerk, inside his private chambers. The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office found his act
A former employee of Cheesecake Cafe in Manchester has won a significant employment tribunal case after being unfairly dismissed for raising concerns about working in freezing conditions without adequate heating.
A shocking investigation reveals an NHS doctor who expressed support for Adolf Hitler and launched into an anti-Semitic tirade was permitted to keep working after a controversial tribunal decision, raising serious questions about regulatory failings.
The AFL world is in uproar after a tribunal controversially overturned a player's ban for a homophobic slur, accepting a club's argument about 'context'. The decision has sparked fury among fans and advocates.
Food delivery giant DoorDash has been ordered to pay £1.7 million in a landmark UK ruling for systematically denying its couriers basic workers' rights, including minimum wage and holiday pay.
Former Scotland and Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley has been handed a staggering £465,000 tax bill by a judge for money earned during his punditry work at the 2018 World Cup for ESPN. The ex-footballer's financial 'disaster' serves as a stark warning to o