Home Office receive legal notice to halt asylum camp work over planning breaches. Udit Mahalingam 8 Sep Housing, Immigration
Teenager shot dead in Belfast during the Troubles ‘entirely innocent’, according to inquest. Udit Mahalingam 3 Jul Inquests
Raab faces judicial review over legal aid funding for criminal defence solicitors Udit Mahalingam 12 Jan Legal aid
Civil legal aid reform timetable is ‘too slow’, warns Bar Council Chair. Udit Mahalingam 10 Jan Legal aid, News
‘We’re not asking for special treatment. We’re asking for rights enjoyed by citizens elsewhere in Britain’ Udit Mahalingam 14 Oct Human rights
Bereaved relatives rally against ‘flawed’ Troubles legacy plan Udit Mahalingam 12 Sep Human rights, News
Family of Chris Kaba demand criminal investigation into fatal police shooting Udit Mahalingam 8 Sep Police
South Wales Police finally apologise for Mahmood Mattan conviction – ‘far too late’, says family Udit Mahalingam 7 Sep Miscarriages of Justice, Police
Lack of notice over reforms made the Parole Board’s job ‘close to impossible’. Udit Mahalingam 6 Sep News, Prisons
Inquiry into Jermaine Baker shooting finds that ‘catastrophic failings’ in Met operation did not contribute to death Udit Mahalingam 6 Jul Inquests, Police
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‘A matter of semantics rather than substance’