Hotel Protests, Notting Hill & Final Fesitvals – a Busy Bank Holiday in Store
It’s the August Bank Holiday – with “Migrant Hotel” protests, Notting Hill Carnival, and major festivals where arrests and public order issues all expected.
Tube Passengers Who Challenged Man Face Police Investigation
A look at the recent East London Tube incident where passengers removed a man from a train — and the limits of lawful public intervention.
Mass Arrests at Palestine Action Protest
A defence solicitor’s take on plans for immediate deportation of foreign offenders after sentencing — and the risks to due process and human rights.
Free Speech or Incitement? Legal Implications of Glastonbury Performances Under Review
Police are investigating Glastonbury 2025 performances amid chants against the IDF. We examine the criminal law perspective on free speech vs incitement and potential charges.
Climbing on Winston Churchill Statue to Become Criminal Offence Under New UK Law
Climbing on the Winston Churchill statue to become a criminal offence under new UK law, as the government expands protections for national war memorials.
Legal News Round-Up – March 2025
Here we take a look at some of the legal news that made the headlines in March in the latest of our series of round-up articles.
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