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Anders Breivik, the perpetrator of the 2011 terrorist attack in Oslo and on the island of Utoya, has again filed a lawsuit against the Norwegian state, demanding relaxation of isolation conditions, his lawyer Oystein Storrvik confirmed.more

Only 21 foreign nationals who did not have standing to claim asylum in the UK were sent back to 'safe third countries' after the end of the post-Brexit transition period - according to Home Office statistics published yesterday.more

An unprecedented trial began in the Helsinki district court against journalists from the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper, accused of divulging information about the operation of the Finnish armed forces' intelligence center, and the prosecution is demanding a suspended sentence of at least one and a half years in prison.more

Two Kenyan tribes are taking the UK to the European Court of Human Rights over alleged abuses in the final decades of British colonial rule. more

A hosepipe ban affecting millions of people has come into force in parts of southern England. more

The date of the trial of Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios accused of assaulting his partner in 2021 has been postponed by another six weeks, Australian media reports.more

The cost of a public inquiry into the UK government's response to the coronavirus pandemic is already £85m, although hearings won't start until next year, local media reported.more

Barristers have voted to go on an indefinite, uninterrupted strike in England and Wales from next month.more

The government in Budapest has launched an investigation against Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air suspecting the company of violating consumer rights, the Ministry of Justice said. An investigation was launched after numerous complaints from passengers.more

Bankers expect an increased number of court cases on foreign currency mortgage loans both this year and next year. One of the reasons for this is the more expensive franc, reports "Rzeczpospolita" today.more

The suggestion of the minister of transport regarding the introduction of registration plates for cyclists was met with considerable criticism in the UK. Grant Shapps allegedly suggested such a solution in an interview with the Daily Mail.more

Police officers who are violent towards women or girls can expect to be sacked, under new guidance for misconduct within police ranks. more

Scotland has made public health history by making it the law for public settings to provide period products. more

A court in the Netherlands, which is considering the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane over Ukraine in 2014, announced that the verdict will be issued on November 17. The flight machine MH 17 was knocked down over territory controlled by pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.more

Some low-paid workers on universal credit have missed out on the government’s first cost of living payment because of payroll quirks that removed their benefit entitlement during the key window set by the government.more

On Wednesday, the Government’s tax strategy papers were published ahead of next month's budget.more

The 28-year-old, and co-defendant Louis Saha Matturie, have entered not guilty pleas ahead of trial that is expected to last more than three months.more

Hosepipe bans are being introduced in some parts of southern England and Wales after unseasonably dry weather. People living in these areas will not be allowed to use hosepipes to water lawns or plants, to clean cars or fill paddling pools.more

A landlord who refused to provide a kitchen for a tenant must pay out £40,000 for breaching his property licence. more

A Ryanair steward who admitted drinking on duty will be sentenced at a crown court because it is an "unusual case". Sam Thompson, 26, from Cheshunt, in Hertfordshire, had pleaded guilty to performing an aviation function as a member of cabin crew while his ability to do so was impaired by drink.more

Daniel Kawczynski, a British MP of Polish origin, said that he had talked to lawyers about the possibility of filing individual lawsuits by Polish citizens living in Great Britain who suffered during World War II against the German authorities.more

The regulations do not protect an employee from being terminated or terminated when his employer declares bankruptcy. This also applies to people on holiday leaves.more

The Ministry of Climate will not exclude glass from the deposit system, as found out by "Rzeczpospolita". Instead, a provision on a number of bottle collection operators has been left in place, which may undermine the sense of the entire system, it says.more

At least six Afghan interpreters, formerly working for the British army, who were not evacuated last year after the Afghan takeover, have taken legal action against the government in London, Sky News reported yesterday.more

Since 14 April, when the British government announced a plan to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda - which has yet to be implemented - at least 13,016 people have crossed the Channel, the British Ministry of Defence reported yesterday.more