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Home secretary will ensure 'overhaul' of Met vetting process following controversial High Court ruling, Phillipson says
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will "make sure" vetting of Metropolitan Police officers is "overhauled", Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has said.
High Court rules Metropolitan Police cannot sack officers by removing vetting clearance
In a dramatic High Court ruling, the Metropolitan Police's power to dismiss officers by revoking vetting clearance has been deemed illegal
Met Police cannot remove officers who fail vetting, High Court rules
The Metropolitan Police’s effort to purge officers it deems unsuitable has been dealt a blow after the High Court ruled it cannot dismiss them by removing their vetting. A judge found that Sergeant Lino Di Maria — who had been stripped of his credentials following sexual assault allegations — had been unfairly dismissed,
Officers cannot be sacked through vetting - court
The Metropolitan Police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance, the High Court has ruled.
'Absurd' Met Police cannot sack officers not fit to hold vetting - commissioner
Britain's biggest police force is set to challenge a High Court ruling that it cannot sack officers by removing their vetting clearance. Head of the Metropolitan Police Sir Mark Rowley said it is "absurd" that officers who are not fit to hold vetting cannot be lawfully sacked.
Sadiq Khan 'highly disappointed' by High Court judgement on dismissing police officers
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan gave his reaction on High Court's ruling that the Metropolitan Police cannot sack officers by ...
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Couple wins High Court case over moth infestation of $70m London home
A couple who sued a high-end property developer for AU$70 million over a moth infestation at their home in London’s swanky Notting Hill will be paid back most of the money they outlaid for the home as ...
Judge: Think twice about pursuing bereaved domestic violence campaigner for court costs
Lorna McMahon was ordered to pay £6,000 after losing bid for legal action against police watchdog over niece who took her own ...
YMCA closure campaigners lose High Court battle
Members were told the club near Tottenham Court Road was due to close in February after being sold to a real estate company.
UK's biggest water company seeks court approval for emergency funding to prevent nationalization
Britain's largest water company Thames Water is seeking court approval for up to $3.7 billion of emergency funding to prevent ...
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Group Kicks Over UK Court’s Order Stopping Litigations Against Shipping Giant In Nigeria
A non-governmental organisation, Citizens Whistleblowers Coalition (CWC), has raised the alarm over an injunctive order ...
Fury as Thames Water bailout could cost customers £250 as High Court battle begins
MPs have urged the High Court to avoid saddling Thames Water’s customers with an extra £250 a year by allowing it to take on ...
Thames Water running out of money ‘a risk which cannot be run’, High Court told
The High Court will consider whether to sanction plans to restructure the utility following a four-day hearing in London.
Central London YMCA closes after failed injunction
A YMCA on the site of the charity's first purpose-built centre is set to close for good on Friday. The club on Great Russell ...
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Billionaire homeowners win £30m payout after possessions destroyed in 'moth-infested' London mansion
A wealthy couple have won their High Court battle to return a £32.5million London mansion after discovering it was "infested ...