Archaeologists have discovered a centuries-old shipwreck off the coast of Sanday in Orkney, shedding new light on Scotland's rich maritime history. The remarkably preserved vessel offers clues to ancient trade routes and shipbuilding techniques.
Maritime archaeologists have identified the wreck of HMS Hind, a Cromwellian-era warship lost in 1650, near Sanday in Orkney. The find sheds new light on Britain's naval history.
The UK Supreme Court has delivered a decisive ruling in favour of Barclays and UBS, overturning a previous Court of Appeal decision that could have exposed banks to billions in compensation claims.
More than 100 individuals alleging sexual abuse linked to Harrods have entered a compensation scheme, as the luxury retailer faces mounting legal pressure.
Energy regulator Ofgem has launched a compensation scheme for households affected by substandard solid wall insulation under the government's ECO scheme.
A seasoned flight attendant reveals the shocking truth airlines don't want you to know about passenger rights during delays and cancellations.
The UK government has unveiled significant changes to compensation for victims of the NHS infected blood scandal, marking a pivotal moment in this long-standing injustice.
Ministers are under fire for failing to deliver timely compensation to victims of the infected blood scandal, with campaigners demanding urgent action.
Ministers face mounting pressure to deliver justice for thousands affected by the infected blood scandal, as the long-awaited inquiry prepares to publish its final report.
A US Navy destroyer sunk during World War II has been located off Japan's coast, offering new insights into one of history's most pivotal naval battles.
Thousands of benefit claimants could receive compensation after the DWP admitted delays in transferring them to Universal Credit, but campaigners warn the process remains flawed.
Sensitive details of Afghan soldiers who worked with British forces leaked, sparking outrage and demands for accountability. Thousands at risk of Taliban reprisals.
Government accused of hiding documents related to the infected blood scandal, with victims demanding justice and compensation.
Students affected by university staff strikes may be eligible for compensation of up to £28,000. Find out if you qualify and how to claim.
A damning report exposes the NHS's £27bn liability for maternity care failures, with thousands of families affected by systemic issues in England's healthcare system.
The widow of Mike Lynch is now embroiled in legal action as victims of the Bayesian scandal seek compensation, raising questions about accountability and financial restitution.
Nationwide Building Society faces backlash as CEO's potential £7m pay package is revealed, raising questions over executive pay in challenging economic times.
The UK government is under fire for defending compensation claims from Afghans affected by a major data breach, raising concerns over privacy and national security.
The UK Ministry of Defence has admitted a serious data breach, exposing Afghan interpreters' details to the Taliban, sparking outrage and calls for compensation.
EasyJet passengers affected by delays can now claim compensation under new EU regulations. Find out the exact dates and how to apply.
Reckitt Benckiser, the parent company of Durex, is under fire for approving a £55m pay deal for its CEO while slashing jobs and freezing wages for staff.
The DWP and HMRC are under scrutiny for underpaying state pensions, particularly affecting women due to historical errors in National Insurance records. Find out if you're owed money.
Budget airlines EasyJet and Ryanair challenge French regulations requiring compensation for flight delays, arguing it unfairly burdens carriers.
A travel expert explains passengers' legal rights to compensation for flight delays, cancellations, and overbooking under UK and EU regulations.
Law firms are exploiting vulnerable Afghans who assisted British forces, turning a data breach into a legal feeding frenzy.
A street cleaner dismissed for refusing to perform an 'Acknowledgement of Country' has secured a compensation payout and unveiled a major new initiative.
Peter Sullivan, wrongfully convicted and dubbed the 'Beast of Birkenhead', is in line for a £1.3 million compensation payout after his conviction was overturned following new evidence.
A gay man has been awarded a substantial payout after enduring a traumatic 'exorcism' by the Church of England in a misguided attempt to change his sexuality.
From delays to cancellations, here’s what cruise passengers need to know about their rights and how to claim compensation when things go wrong.
A church in Sheffield has been mandated to compensate a gay man after subjecting him to a traumatic exorcism ritual aimed at 'curing' his sexuality.