The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Theresa May must not use ‘Henry VIII powers’ to make post-Brexit laws behind Parliament’s back, report warns [Independent]
Youth sentencing to take child’s upbringing into account [The Guardian]
Donald Trump signs new travel ban executive order targeting six Muslim-majority countries [Independent]
A Facebook chatbot that fought 250,000 parking fines is helping refugees claim asylum [Business Insider UK]
Boutique boost: Stewarts in talks to pick up Enyo to create £80m firm [Legal Business]
Karen Danczuk ‘could face legal action over string of cruel tweets attacking parents of Maddie McCann [The Sun]
Will Trump’s new travel ban be halted again in court? [BBC News]
Louis Tomlinson calls in ‘Mad Dog’ lawyer to fight airport bust-up charges [Mirror]
Why the law is little help for those who want to control the spread of fake news [Press Gazette]
Ukraine sues Russia in International Court of Justice for ‘financing terrorism’ [The Telegraph]
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