The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Keir Starmer reveals details of Labour’s plan for Brexit if they win the election [The Independent]
David Davis says UK legally “locked into” General Election on June 8 after London Bridge terror attack amid calls to postpone polling day [The Telegraph]
Two convicted terrorists got more than £400,000 of taxpayers’ cash in legal aid while trying to dodge justice [The Sun]
Brummie lawyer accuses Islamic groups of anti-terror scheme “myths” [Birmingham Mail]
Schona Jolly QC: The government has no clue how to deliver Brexit [Prospect]
Price comparison site Kelkoo takes Google to High Court over abuse of search dominance [The Telegraph]
Leigh Day’s fate in hands of SRA ruling [Law Society Gazette]
Quran-burner trial dropped after Danish parliament revokes centuries-old blasphemy law [The Independent]
Trump administration’s lonely human rights voice [Politico]
This evening it’s the Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling General Election debate [Legal Cheek Hub]
Join the BPTC and BVC reunion [Legal Cheek Hub]
“I’m a 2PQE at a US firm and i know the market. I don’t need to be spoken down to by someone who isn’t in it…” [Legal Cheek Comments]