Several of the UK's sharia courts are giving advice that is illegal under British law, according to a new report published by Civitas.

A rise in litigation law issues is not expected to occur by one expert following planned changes to the NHS.

The number of people looking for a house is presently four times that of the total available, it has been stated.

A female lorry driver has won a sex discrimination case after being harassed by male employees in her working environment.

A divorce settlement cannot be changed retrospectively despite a subsequent increase in the wealth of the former husband, a high court judge has ruled.

Thousands of men could be able to make equal pay claims after a test case brought against three English local authorities by 300 low-paid workers.

Earl Spencer and his estranged wife have opted to settle their marital dispute out of court after failing to ban reporters from their High Court hearing.

The rate of unemployment in Britain is likely to continue rising even if the economy starts to recover soon, it has been stated.

Setanta Sports has gone into administration after a series of contract breaches left it losing the TV rights to sporting fixtures.

An increase in the funding available to householders struggling to avoid repossession to contest court cases has been welcomed by the Money Advice Trust.