Zelensky warns Trump of legal action over Ukraine aid scandal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky hints at potential legal measures against Donald Trump following claims of threats to withhold military aid unless Ukraine investigated Joe Biden.
Category : Search result: legal aid fees
Afghan Interpreter Fined £75K Over Superinjunction Breach
An Afghan interpreter faces a hefty £75,000 legal bill after breaching a superinjunction protecting a British soldier's identity in a high-profile case.
Israel accused of weaponising aid in Gaza
Humanitarian organisations claim Israel's new registration requirements for aid groups in Gaza are obstructing critical assistance, exacerbating the crisis.
UK may miss gender equality aid target
The UK government may fail to meet its pledge to allocate 80% of foreign aid to gender equality projects, raising concerns among development advocates.
Starmer pledges UK's continued support for Ukraine
Labour leader Keir Starmer reaffirms UK's commitment to Ukraine during the European Political Community summit, pledging continued military and humanitarian aid.
Jaime King battles ex over divorce lawyer fees
Hollywood actress Jaime King returns to court in a bitter dispute with ex-husband Kyle Newman over unpaid divorce lawyer fees. The legal drama unfolds as both sides clash over financial responsibilities.
Trump’s Travel Fee Plan: What You Need to Know
A new Trump-backed proposal could introduce significant fees for US travellers, sparking debate over costs and immigration policies. Here’s the latest.
Most Gaza aid not reaching targets - shock report
A new report reveals that the majority of humanitarian aid sent to Gaza is not reaching its intended recipients, raising serious concerns about distribution and accountability.
Avoid Ryanair & easyJet Baggage Fees with These Tips
Travellers face unexpected baggage fees with Ryanair and easyJet. Here’s how to dodge extra costs and pack smart for your next trip.
Grassroots aid fights Gaza starvation crisis
Mutual aid networks are mobilising donations to combat severe food shortages in Gaza as humanitarian conditions worsen.
Supreme Court rejects appeal in legal fees case
The UK Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that prevents claimants from recovering success fees from defendants in personal injury cases, marking a significant shift in legal cost regulations.
NHS Birmingham Trust in High Court Over Legal Fees
A major NHS trust in Birmingham is embroiled in a High Court dispute over claims it mismanaged legal fees, potentially costing taxpayers millions.
International Aid Intensifies for Gaza Crisis
Global humanitarian organisations ramp up aid deliveries to Gaza as the conflict worsens, with the UK, UAE, and Jordan leading support efforts.
Blake Lively drops lawsuit against Justin Baldoni
Blake Lively has withdrawn her legal complaint against Justin Baldoni, marking a surprising turn in their ongoing lawsuit. Discover the latest details on this Hollywood legal battle.
Starmer confirms UK aid drops and child evacuations for Gaza
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirms plans for humanitarian aid airdrops and medical evacuations of critically ill children from Gaza, as international pressure mounts.
Funeral Home Sued Over Alleged Mishandling of Remains
A funeral home in the UK is embroiled in a lawsuit after claims of improper storage and handling of human remains. Families seek justice as the case unfolds.
Australia pledges £6.5M Gaza aid package
The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has announced a £6.5 million aid package for Gaza, targeting urgent humanitarian needs. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the funding, emphasising support for civilians amid escalating
UK aid cuts linked to rising maternal deaths in Africa
Reductions in UK foreign aid are having devastating consequences, with maternal mortality rates soaring in Africa due to slashed health budgets. Experts warn of a looming humanitarian crisis.
UK aid cuts hit girls' education hardest
The UK government's decision to slash foreign aid budgets is having devastating consequences for girls' education programmes in some of the world's poorest countries.
UK cuts foreign aid to African nations
The UK government has significantly reduced foreign aid to African nations, sparking debate over the impact on poverty and development.
UK aid cuts tied to thousands of African deaths - report
A damning report highlights how UK aid budget reductions have led to increased mortality rates in Africa, with experts warning of long-term humanitarian consequences.
UK aid cuts endanger children's education and lives
Reductions in UK foreign aid are set to devastate education programs and increase child mortality rates in vulnerable regions, experts warn.
Flight attendant's baggage fee avoidance hack
A savvy flight attendant shares a clever trick to bypass hefty airline baggage fees, saving travellers money on their next trip.
Migrants use OnlyFans to fund deportation legal fights
Desperate migrants are reportedly using OnlyFans to raise funds for legal fees to fight deportation, revealing a disturbing new reality in immigration struggles.
Trump pays £300k in Scottish wind farm legal battle
Former US President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay £300,000 in legal fees after losing a court case against a Scottish wind farm project he long opposed.
UK accused of failing Sudan amid deepening crisis
The UK government faces criticism for inadequate aid to Sudan, where millions face starvation amid ongoing conflict. Humanitarian groups urge immediate action.
Baby killer Marten seeks appeal with legal aid
Notorious baby killer Constance Marten is set to appeal her conviction, funded by legal aid, despite her case already costing taxpayers £2.8 million. The scandal has sparked outrage as public funds continue to support her legal battles.
Trump's Influence on UK Aid Cuts Still Felt in Africa
New report reveals lasting effects of UK aid reductions influenced by Trump administration, sparking debate on foreign policy priorities.
Barton to pay Vine £200k after libel case loss
Former footballer Joey Barton has been hit with a £200,000 legal bill after losing a high-profile libel case against broadcaster Jeremy Vine. The ex-Man City star's social media rants backfire in court.
RBA: Ban card payment surcharges now
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has urged the government to outlaw payment surcharges on debit and credit card transactions, arguing they unfairly burden shoppers.
Page 4 of 4