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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By: Jess Glass, Chris Ballinger
The 20-year-old swore at a police officer and then kicked them at a protest following the Southport stabbings
By: Chris Ballinger Thu, Jess Glass
A young man who was caught on camera kicking a Met Police officer during a protest in central London is among a group of people jailed to appeal for their sentences to be cut.
By: Toby Codd, Jess Glass
Aminadab Temesgen was jailed for 14 months
By: Jess Glass, Chris Ballinger
A teenager jailed for violent disorder amid unrest which broke out following the Southport stabbings will be released from detention after his sentence was suspended at the Court of Appeal.
Two Manchester Arena bombing survivors have been awarded a total of £45,000 in damages in the High Court after suing a former TV producer who claims the attack was staged.
By: Jess Glass
Ex-television producer Richard Hall was ordered to pay the injured father and daughter who he claimed were ‘crisis actors’ in a government-staged attack.
The publisher of the Daily Mail has won a legal battle at the European Court of Human Rights over the payment of “success fees” to lawyers representing people who have sued them.
By: Jess Glass
On Tuesday a panel of seven judges ruled in favour of the newspaper group and found there had been a violation of its right to freedom of expression.
Plymouth City Council cut down 110 trees as part of a £12 million regeneration scheme in the area
By: Jess Glass, Toby Codd
A campaigner's High Court attempt to initiate contempt of court proceedings against Plymouth City Council for the felling of more than 100 trees has been unsuccessful.
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