A last-ditch attempt to block the planned Lloyds TSB takeover of Halifax Bank of Scotland is launched.

A government lawyer says publishing cabinet minutes about the Iraq war "would do serious harm" to future war planning.

A High Court has upheld a tribunal's findings that a West Yorkshire dentist used his surgery sink as a urinal.

A lesbian soldier who won her case of sexual harassment against the Army is to receive almost £190,000 compensation.

BBC News explores the issues surrounding the detention of suspects at Guantanamo Bay.

A solicitor accused of dishonestly taking cuts from miners' compensation says clients were "properly informed".

The EU threatens to withhold aid to Kenya unless it sets up a tribunal to try those responsible for post-poll clashes.

One of two solicitors from a Doncaster firm accused of dishonestly taking cuts from miners' compensation said it was "unfair" he was not able to take a success fee from pay-outs.

A former president of the National Union of Teachers will not be at the tribunal of a BNP member from Wearside.

Two solicitors from a Doncaster firm appear before a tribunal accused of taking cuts from compensation pay-outs to sick miners.

Two solicitors from a Doncaster firm will face a tribunal accused of taking cuts from compensation pay-outs to sick miners.

The Home Office has told an immigration tribunal that Muslim preacher Abu Qatada may be planning to leave the country.

A vicar who told colleagues she was a swinger has been banned from any clerical role for 12 years.

Paul Reynolds looks at the issues facing Barack Obama as he investigates how to close the Guantanamo Bay prison camp.

Abu Qatada, one of the UK's top terrorism suspects, will go before a special tribunal on Tuesday after being re-arrested.

A nurse at a Tyneside hospital is struck off for sending sexually explicit images of an elderly woman to colleagues.

Clickable guide to the countries waiting in the wings to join the European Union club.

A Muslim catering manager accuses the Met of religious discrimination as he was told he may have to handle sausages and bacon.

A former teacher who was cautioned for sexual acitivity with a pupil fights off a bid to ban him from working with children.

A bus driver sacked after urinating in public near his vehicle loses his claim for unfair dismissal.