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Organ Donation Law Hero Max Johnson Celebrates 18th Birthday
Max Johnson, whose story inspired the UK's 'opt-out' organ donation law, celebrates his 18th birthday with a heartfelt message to the family of his donor, Keira Ball. Read his incredible journey.
Organ Donation Law Hero Max Johnson Celebrates 18th Birthday
Max Johnson, whose story inspired 'Max and Keira's Law', marks his 18th birthday with gratitude to his donor's family. His campaign with the Mirror changed UK organ donation to an 'opt-out' system.
UK questions US action in Venezuela, awaits legal clarity
The UK government seeks clarity on the US capture of Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, and whether international law was breached. Read the latest diplomatic response.
US Venezuela Action Poses Major Headache for Britain
Professor Michael Clarke analyses the fallout from Trump's regime change in Venezuela. The move, lacking international legitimacy, presents a severe challenge for UK foreign policy. Read the full analysis.
UK-born man's 15-year fight for citizenship
Olu Sowemimo, born in London, spent 15 years fearing deportation before securing British citizenship. His story highlights flaws in the UK's nationality system and the impact of proposed immigration changes.
FCA to become new money laundering watchdog for law firms
UK law firms face a major regulatory shift as the Financial Conduct Authority prepares to take over anti-money laundering supervision, promising stricter oversight and heavier penalties. Get ready for the change.
Law Firms Brace for FCA Money Laundering Crackdown
UK law firms prepare for a major anti-money laundering overhaul as the FCA takes over regulation, promising sharper penalties to combat £100bn laundered annually. Get ready for the change.
New 2026 Laws: Bins, Renters' Rights & Travel Fees
A major set of new laws takes effect in 2026, impacting recycling, renting, employment and travel to Europe. Here's how the changes will affect you.
2026 Firework Rules: Avoid £90 Fines This New Year
Brits planning New Year fireworks must follow strict rules on times and sales or risk a £90 on-the-spot fine. Learn the key laws for 2026 to celebrate safely.
UK Property Hotspots 2025: Plymouth, Stafford, Wigan Lead Growth
New Lloyds data reveals the UK's top property hotspots for 2025, with Plymouth seeing a 12.6% surge. Discover where values soared and where they fell sharply. Explore the full regional analysis now.
US expat's UK culture shock over pillow sizes
An American woman moving to the UK reveals her biggest surprise: UK pillows are larger, making her US bed linen useless. Discover the everyday items that differ across the Atlantic.
US expat's UK culture shock over pillow and butter sizes
An American woman moving to the UK shares her surprising packing mistakes, from ill-fitting bed linen to wrong-sized baking trays. Discover the everyday items that aren't standard globally.
Mirror's 2025 Campaigns: From Free Meals to Energy Drink Ban
The Mirror's campaigning secured major wins in 2025, from expanding free school meals to banning energy drinks for under-16s. Discover the 10 changes driven by our journalism.
Emails Legally Defined as Property in Australian Court
A Sydney court has overturned an assault conviction, setting a legal precedent that emails and texts constitute personal property. Discover how this landmark ruling modernises Australian law.
Sex-Selective Abortions: BPAS Guidance Under Fire
The British Pregnancy Advisory Service faces criticism over its stance on sex-selective abortion. We examine the practice, its cultural drivers, and the debate over legality and morality in modern Britain.
Abortion charity criticised over sex-selective termination advice
Britain's leading abortion charity, BPAS, is under fire for suggesting sex-selective terminations are not illegal. Campaigners warn of rising pressure on Indian women to abort female foetuses. Read the full investigation.
Car theft crisis: 76% of UK cases unsolved
Shocking figures reveal over 92,000 car thefts went unsolved last year. The Liberal Democrats demand a new national police unit to tackle organised crime. #Crime #UK
Organised Crime Targets UK Building Sites Over Christmas
Security bosses warn organised crime gangs are exploiting the Christmas shutdown to steal high-value tools and equipment from UK construction sites, with losses potentially exceeding £100m. Learn how firms can protect their assets.
UK condemns Israel's new West Bank settlements
Britain and 13 allies condemn Israel's approval of 19 new West Bank settlements, calling it a violation of international law that risks regional stability. Read the full statement.
Pope criticises Illinois assisted suicide law approval
Pope Leo XIV expresses profound disappointment after his home state of Illinois legalises medically assisted suicide. Read his call for greater respect for life.
2025 on track to be UK's hottest year ever
The Met Office confirms 2025 is tracking to beat 2022 as the UK's warmest year on record, with an average temperature of 10.05°C. Discover the climate data and what it means for Britain's future.
Slayer Rule: Could It Block Nick Reiner's Inheritance?
Following the tragic deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner, we examine California's 'slayer rule' that prevents killers inheriting from victims. Could it apply to their son, Nick?
Neighbour feud over 25-year-old security light after new build
A couple faces complaints from new neighbours over a long-standing motion-sensor light. Discover the legal implications of neighbour disputes in the UK and how to resolve them.
Family finds travelling world cheaper than UK rent
Chloe and Connor Ellis sold their Barnsley home and are now globetrotting with their two young sons, discovering that exploring Southeast Asia costs less than monthly rent in the UK. Follow their journey.
Farage avoids police probe over election spending claims
Nigel Farage will not face a police investigation into alleged electoral law breaches in Clacton due to a time limit, but the Electoral Commission is still assessing the claims. Read the full story.
EU Court: Polish Tribunal Not Independent
The EU's top court has ruled Poland's Constitutional Tribunal lacks independence due to politicised appointments. The decision pressures Warsaw to enact reforms.
Who is liable for parcels stolen from your doorstep?
If a courier leaves a parcel outside and it's stolen, the retailer is legally responsible. A law student clarifies your rights to a refund or replacement under UK consumer law.
New law: Killers of ex-officers face whole life orders
The government closes a legal loophole after the murder of former prison officer Lenny Scott. Killers motivated by a victim's past role will now face whole life sentences. Read the full story.
Teen executes murderer in Taliban public killing
A 13-year-old boy executed a convicted murderer in a Taliban public killing before 80,000 spectators in Afghanistan. Read the full report on the regime's return to brutal 'eye for an eye' justice.
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