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Haroon Siddique's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to a wide array of topics, including animal rights, activism, justice system issues, equality, and political matters. If you are reaching out regarding these themes or topics, ensure that your pitch is well-researched and provides unique insights into the legal and governmental aspects of the issue at hand.
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By: Haroon Siddique
A former chair of the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) inappropriately initiated sexual contact with an aspiring lawyer, a disciplinary tribunal has found.
By: Haroon Siddique
A barrister has accused her professional regulator of failing to protect her from online gender violence, at the start of a disciplinary hearing against her for saying a judge had shown a “boys' club attitude”.
By: Haroon Siddique
Disciplinary hearing opens against Charlotte Proudman for saying a judge had shown a ‘boys’ club attitude’
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Lawyers are refusing to represent people charged with certain crimes amid a crisis over solicitors' pay, with one burglary suspect turned away by 12 legal firms, the Law Society president has said.
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Northern Irish force ordered to pay damages to Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey, who produced No Stone Unturned
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Investigative journalists put under surveillance by Met and PSNI say their case is just the tip of a covert iceberg
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A man who was among British Airways passengers and crew taken hostage in Kuwait and used as human shields during Saddam Hussein's invasion and who are suing the airline said his ordeal was made worse by its staff's homophobia.
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Barry Manners says when British Airways crew discovered his partner had Aids they were both forced out of hotel where other hostages were being held
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Two investigative journalists who a tribunal ruled were unlawfully spied on by police have said that they are in “no doubt” reporters continue to be targeted in the UK.
By: Haroon Siddique
Belfast-based Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey won landmark victory that PSNI’s surveillance was unlawful
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