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Grenfell survivors 'pivotal' in deciding representation

Victims must be 'equally involved' in appointing advocate for inquiry

Sir Martin Moore-Bick to lead Grenfell inquiry

Retired judge 'doubtful' inquiry will be as wide-ranging as residents hope

Free abortions for NI women in England

Funding to be made available through the Government Equalities Office

More than just a question of choice

With the applicants in the Northern Ireland abortion case set for an appeal to Strasbourg, Scotland looking at offering NI women NHS termination, and the DUP about to support a Conservative government, the issue isn't going to go away, says Anna Macey

Lawyers back inquiry over inquest into Grenfell fire

Interests of the victims must not be sidelined, says human rights solicitor

Supreme Court stays Charlie Gard ruling further 'with considerable hesitation'

Justices frustrated at course of action they regard as not in Charlie's best interests

Lawyers worried by council's 'lack of transparency' on Grenfell survivors' rights

Government could bypass housing law and council policy to give those left homeless more certainty over their future

The language of proportionality

Gerald Gouriet QC discusses R (on the application of Uber) v Transport for London and the English language requirement for minicab drivers