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Liberty calls for public inquiry into Deepcut abuses

Witnesses deserve chance to speak out about their experiences to protect future recruits, says military claims lawyer

Privacy arguments before the courts reach record high

Celebrities put breach of privacy claims back in the spotlight

Where have Cameron's promised reforms to EU membership gone?

The foundations were non-existent for the prime minister's red card and emergency brake on benefits policies, writes Thom Brooks

Here's to Her Majesty and other licensing developments

Jeremy Phillips considers an order made in celebration of the Queen's 90th birthday, the relationship between licensing and immigration issues, and the balance of public health and safety

Battle for the green belt

The decision in Lee Valley casts some light on provisions of the NPPF regarding when a development can be considered 'appropriate' in the green belt, writes Victoria Hutton

'Overstretched' criminal justice system close to breaking point, say MPs

Victims at mercy of a postcode lottery for access to justice according to PAC report

Guardianship law delay causing 'distress', Labour warns

Interests of missing people best served by a court-appointed guardian, says Clifford Chance lawyer

Planning solutions to the housing crisis

Julian Boswall and Alex Minhinick discuss government proposals for the delivery of housing, the progress towards a devolved planning system in Wales, and recent decisions on the NPPF