Party leader Jordan Bardella says officers seized accounting information and other documents
Gulf state had raised the issue in trade talks with Brussels
Former judge Brian Leveson says backlog in England and Wales ‘jeopardises’ entire system without radical overhaul
Weinstein whistleblower welcomes changes that will help workers speak out against sexual harassment
Country confident of shift by global financial crime watchdog after prosecutions blitz, says central bank governor
Activist group that broke into RAF military base will be proscribed as a terrorist organisation from midnight
Sentencing of Redinel Korfuzi and his sister caps a four-month trial in London
Scandal involving island-wide seizures of gold bars and luxury cars rocked city-state’s wealth management sector
European Commission risks eroding trust by using urgent procedures to cut red tape, ombudsman says
Damage to military aircraft prompted security review across UK military bases
Lawyer who defended Jared Kushner and Bill Clinton has ‘never been as concerned’
Security service misled court over agent accused of domestic abuse
Former UBS CFO transferred investments worth £78mn to his wife but argued they had not become ‘matrimonialised’
Liquidators still trying to recoup billions of dollars siphoned from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund and then laundered
Their growing sophistication means legal advisers no longer get automatic access to the wealthy principal
Spain’s prime minister’s former right-hand man is being investigated for crimes including bribery
Palestinian group had sued government over supply of components to global pool used by allies
How an Italian fugitive used diplomatic immunity to work with Dubai royalty and Liberia’s fallen hero
California judge finds statements about Barclays ex CEO’s links to dead paedophile were potentially misleading
The ex-Barclays boss used a trial to try to clear his name and distance himself from the dead sex offender. He failed.
Palestine Action campaigners sprayed paint into aircraft engines in protest against Israel’s war in Gaza
A monthly series that examines how the legal ecosystem uses new technologies to serve fast-changing business needs. This month: legal teams assess whether to build or buy AI tools
In-house lawyers are weighing up the benefits of building products internally or choosing a third party supplier
Special court will have jurisdiction over Russian officials who planned and carried out the full-scale invasion in 2022
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