Haroon Siddique

Protesters arrested for allegedly supporting Palestine Action have expressed anger at the court of appeal's decision that the ban on the direct action group was lawful.

Speaking after appeal court ruled ban lawful, Huda Ammori says fight will be won in the courts or ‘on the streets’

Defendants worry that changes could remove chance of acquittal based on jurors’ consciences in defiance of the law

Read this exciting story from The Guardian June 29, 2026 issue. When an independent coffee shop owner, Tahir Mehmet, tried to register the “three simple words” Eat Drink Work as its slogan, he had little idea it would pitch him into a legal battle with one of the UK’s largest hospitality groups.

Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent When Tahir Mehmet, the owner of an independent coffee shop, tried to register “three simple

Subsidiary of FTSE 250 company says Coffee Studio’s ‘Eat Drink Work’ phrase too similar to trademark

Increase comes after seven-year campaign by mothers of victims for a change in the minimum sentence for domestic murder

Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent A judge's decision not to give three teenage boys custodial sentences for the rape of two girls was wrong in two of their cases, the court of appeal has ruled.

Friends of Yeshivat Shavei Hevron sent nearly £200,000 to school in Hebron – where Israel has been accused of imposing apartheid – between 2019 and 2024

Haroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in UK, has been granted a conditional pardon in light