Upmanyu Trivedi

The warrants that allowed police to raid former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s homes as part of a criminal investigation earlier this year were unlawful, a High Court judge said.

Two men charged with spying for the Iranian intelligence service on members of the Jewish community in London pleaded not guilty on Friday.

A Jefferies-run fund said in court proceedings that it has evidence of alleged fraudulent conduct by iron ore traders Radiant World and Sapphire Minmetals in receivables-financing deals with a face value of almost $900 million.

A Gramercy Funds Management-backed law firm was unlawfully fired from a $36 billion lawsuit that has seen two private credit investors clash over who will represent hundreds of thousands of victims of a dam collapse in Brazil.

The London Bullion Market Association’s certification program served as a “thick smokescreen” that enabled serious abuses at a Tanzanian gold mine where two men died, lawyers alleged at the start of a London trial that could threaten its existence.

Jeffrey Donaldson, once one of Northern Ireland’s most important political figures, was sentenced to 15 years in jail for rape and sexually abusing children.

Uber Technologies Inc. won a bid to dismiss a £250 million ($333 million) lawsuit after a judge ruled that the claim on behalf of thousands of London’s black cab drivers was filed too late.

Apple Inc.’s control over the iPhone is blocking fintech rivals from competing with its digital wallet, the UK’s antitrust watchdog said proposing to force the Big Tech firm to open up its its contactless technology.

Apple Inc's control over the iPhone is blocking fintech rivals from competing with its digital wallet, the UK's antitrust watchdog said, proposing to force the Big Tech firm to open up its contactless technology.

Commodity trader Mercuria Energy Group accused the Baltic Exchange of continuing to publish the world’s benchmark oil tanker rate, despite distortions caused by the Iran war, because it feared losing business to a competitor.