Haroon Siddique

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.

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.

Belfast-based Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey won landmark victory that PSNI’s surveillance was unlawful

Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent 3 min read A disabled man with prostate cancer has had his employment tribunal for unfair

A prisoner who brought a legal challenge in April 2023 alleging he had been held in solitary confinement in England for more than two years has said

Charities and experts call for national conversation to move away from sensationalism after Musk criticism

CPS lead says she is not deterred from similar cases after Ryan Wellings, who was accused of causing partner’s suicide, was found not guilty of killing her

Thirty-two people are set to give evidence in support of the Guardian's defence of legal action brought against it by the actor and producer Noel Clarke.

Forty academics write to home secretary over weekend’s ‘dangerous assault’ on the right to protest

An overhaul of laws on terrorism after the Southport murders will not expand the definition to take in disruptive but non-violent protest, Downing