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Abdul Eneser, a blind man who fell on to train tracks at Manchester Piccadilly station and narrowly missed being hit by a freight train, has settled his case against Network Rail.

The Court of Appeal has ordered that the decision to remove low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in Tower Hamlets should be overturned.

A group of ethnic minority cleaners at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) have secured a major victory in the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in their legal challenge against GOSH NHS Trust over discriminatory pay and treatment.

As announced yesterday (4 December 2025), one of the Labour government’s manifesto pledges to reduce the qualifying period for employees to bring unfair dismissal claims will be (as of the time of this blog) coming into force in January 2027. This will have far and wide-reaching changes to the employment sector in the UK.  

Leigh Day partner Sarah Moore, who leads a team investigating PFAS pollution in the UK, reflects on the recent Panorama episode about the substances known as ‘forever chemicals’.

In an age of deepfakes, AI bots, and algorithmic manipulation, the question of how governments safeguard democratic integrity against foreign interference is now central to the survival of free and fair elections

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