Archie is Mr. Justice #2 introduces Veronica Lodge as the superhero Visionary in a comic book about class conflict in urban ...

Now, Veronica Lodge of Archie Comics fame will join that pantheon in Archie is Mr. Justice #2. However, her reasons for becoming a hero are somewhat surprising. Written by Amanda Diebert ...

The concealment of the truth about the murder of GAA official Sean Brown for almost 30 years should be a source of “profound shame and embarrassment” for the British state, a court has been told.

Mr Justice Alexander Owens was satisfied there was a “real and demonstrable risk” that Mr McGregor would provide the CCTV footage to Gabriel Ernesto Rapisarda, an Italian business associate of ...

It is time to have serious look at security.” As regards space issues faced by the court, Mr Justice Mussenden said last year he spoke of collaborative efforts between the court and the Ministry ...

It comes after Prince Harry, Lord Tom Watson (another remaining claimant) and NGN made a joint bid to ask for permission to appeal against the decision of Mr Justice Fancourt to not allow a third ...

Sentencing Parslow, Mr Justice Dove said his attack on Mr Hagos was motivated by his adoption of a "far right neo-Nazi mindset, which fuelled your warped, violent and racist views." During his ...

A man will go on trial today accused of murder in relation to the Southport stabbings. Axel Rudakubana, 18, will appear at Liverpool Crown Court this morning, Monday, January 20 accused of ...

In a judgment on Friday, Mr Justice Cusworth said Mr Vince could pay Ms Vince £43.51m in three instalments. Mr Vince claimed they separated in 2021, but Ms Vince alleges they were "continuing a ...

The judge, Mr Justice Fancourt, gave them Tuesday morning to continue their deliberations but refused a further request for a delay when they returned to court at 2pm. The reason for the delays is ...

This morning, lawyers for Prince Harry and former Labour MP Lord Tom Watson, the other remaining claimant, asked Mr Justice Fancourt to delay opening the case twice - meaning the court did not sit ...