Oatly loses court battle with Dairy UK over use of ‘Post Milk Generation’ trademark
Swedish oat milk Oatly has lost a long-running legal dispute against Dairy UK, ultimately banning the use of dairy descriptors
Should drinking alcohol while pregnant be illegal? Two out of three in Manchester say no
Drinking alcohol while pregnant can have incredibly serious consequences for you and your baby, such as Foetal Alcohol Syndrome – a hearing at the Court of Appeal could see it made illegal
Lee Rigby killer fails in first appeal bid amid revelation of taxpayers’ £200,000 legal aid bill
Michael Adebolajo, 29, who along with Michael Adebowale, 23, was convicted of the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby near Woolwich Barracks last year, and both are serving life sentences for the crime
Supreme Court rules minor offences can be kept from employers after Manchester man’s childhood theft case
A Manchester man has set a new precedent stopping minor offences being revealed in employer criminal record checks.
Vile Salford couple have sentences increased for ‘despicable crimes’ after girl held as slave for 10 years
Girl was a sex slave for 10 years after being smuggled into UK
Former BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall’s sentence doubled after judges argue original jail term ‘unduly lenient’
Hall was jailed in June after admitting 14 counts of sexual assault
Fate of controversial HS2 rail service plans linking Manchester and London to be decided by Court of Appeal
Opponents estimate the scheme will cost £58 billion