Jess Glass is a reporter with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in London. They have written for various publications including the Westmeath Examiner, Daily Express, Irish Independent, and the Evening Standard. Jess covers a wide range of topics including current events, legal issues, and LGBTQ+ rights.
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Jess Glass's coverage primarily focuses on legal challenges, government announcements, and high-profile court cases in the United Kingdom. She also covers topics related to entertainment news and crime.
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Greenpeace and Shell have settled a High Court case brought by the oil and gas giant after protesters boarded a ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
A trial over allegations of unlawful information gathering by News Group Newspapers is due to start in January.
By: Jess Glass
A trial over allegations of unlawful information gathering by News Group Newspapers is due to start in January.
By: Jess Glass
· 2-min read An asylum seeker convicted of manslaughter after four migrants died as he steered a boat across the English Channel has lost his bid to challenge his convictions and sentence.
By: Jess Glass
A tribunal heard that the man had downplayed his relationship with the Chinese state which posed a national security threat.
An alleged Chinese spy linked to the Duke of York remains anonymous under a High Court order, amid some MPs calling for him to be named.
By: Jess Glass
A lawyer accused of working for the Chinese government by MI5 has lost her legal challenge against the intelligence agency.
By: Jess Glass, David Lynch, Caitlin Doherty
MI5 had “legitimate reasons” to warn MPs about a lawyer accused of working for the Chinese government, judges have ruled.
By: Ben Mitchell, Jess Glass
Two brothers who spent nearly two decades in prison for a double murder have...
By: Jess Glass
Judges involved in previous family court proceedings involving the 10-year-old cannot be named due to a court order.
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