Jess Glass is a Reporter at PA. They specialize in law and legal affairs, covering topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and the judicial system, while also exploring intersections with arts and entertainment. Jess has been featured in numerous publications, including Flintshire Chronicle, Irish Examiner, and PinkNews, among others.
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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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Jess Glass A business belonging to Sheffield United's chairmen has been wound up by the High Court.
A company owned by Sheffield United’s chairmen has been wound up at the High Court.
By: Jess Glass
Is a cruise around the Norwegian fjords the ultimate ‘cool-cation’ to escape the summer heat? Jess Glass answered in the affirmative.
By: Jess Glass
The Duke of Sussex and six other household names will have to pay more than £9.5 million to the Daily Mail's publisher in the first round of legal costs after their failed High Court case.
By: Jess Glass
The high-profile figures, also including Doreen Lawrence and Elton John, sued Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over allegations of unlawful information-gathering
By: Adam Care, Callum Parke, Danny Halpin, Jess Glass
Six high-profile figures lost their court action against the newspaper group, and will now have to pay substantial costs
By: Jess Glass
Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri was earlier found guilty of misconduct and given a warning Thank you for registering
A gynaecologist who admitted removing two women's ovaries without consent is set to face a fresh hearing following a successful High Court
By: Jess Glass, Emma-Oneill, Emma O Neill
Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri admitted removing two women's ovaries without their consent and was found guilty of misconduct by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal
A gynaecologist who admitted removing two women's ovaries without consent is set to face a fresh hearing over whether he is fit to practise after a High Court challenge.
