The Court of Appeal has ruled it was illegal for St Helier Hospital to withdraw life‑sustaining dialysis from 68‑year‑old Robert Barnor on 11 February 2026, despite the objections of his family and without seeking the court’s approval.
Read moreToday, after more than three years of legal uncertainty, Maltese Christian, Matthew Grech, has been found not guilty of allegedly 'advertising conversion practices' in a case believed to be an international first of its kind.
Read moreA coalition of Christian schools, parents and pupils has vowed to continue its fight against the UK Government’s decision to impose 20% VAT on private school fees, after the Court of Appeal today dismissed their legal challenge.
Read moreToday, Monday 23 February, the Court of Appeal will hear a critical case concerning an NHS patient whose life‑sustaining treatment was withdrawn without court authorisation and against the wishes of his family, who are being supported by the Christian Legal Centre.
Read moreNewly released board papers have revealed that County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust spent £603,000 of taxpayer money defending an unlawful policy that forced female nurses at Darlington Memorial Hospital to share a changing room with a biological male colleague.
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