The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Keir Starmer: Brexit deal unlikely to pass without confirmatory poll [The Guardian]
Now Grayling faces legal action from DB too [Rail News]
Law chief to rule on “legal establishment sex abuse ring” [The Times]
Kim Kardashian West sells clothes on eBay for justice project [Sky News]
New domestic abuse law to ensure funding for refuges and end “postcode lottery” [HuffPo UK]
Julian Assange: Sweden to announce decision on rape case [BBC News]
The use of AI gives rise to huge potential legal issues [The Scotsman]
Australia faces “world-first” climate change human rights case [Al Jazeera]
Alyssa Milano is calling on women to take part in a sex strike to protest against Georgia abortion law [Metro]
Polish nationalists protest at law on restitution of Jewish property [Financial Times]
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