The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Legal bid launched to stop Boris Johnson deleting WhatsApp messages about Covid decisions [Independent]
Will changes to how law in England and Wales treats rape bring justice to survivors? [The Guardian]
A corporate lawyer on why personal style has a place at work [The Telegraph]
My degree is at risk… because I said women have vaginas: How a mother-of-two law student is facing disciplinary action from a university after speaking out during seminar on transgender issues (in a woke new world you thought couldn’t get crazier) [Mail Online]
SFO in the dock as miner hits back at troubled fraud squad [The Telegraph]
Bill that would make assisted dying legal to be debated in Lords amid claims of ‘huge public support’ [Sky News]
Driffield crossbow killing: Victim to fight on for law change [BBC News]
Court allows Suez Canal to keep holding Ever Given [Reuters]
Scotland’s most senior law officer James Wolffe resigns [STV News]
Hilarious moment Bradford law student has to call fire brigade after getting arm wedged in steering wheel [Yorkshire Live]
Trump’s revenge: tilting of supreme court to the right poised to bear fruit [The Guardian]
Epic Games Lawyer Jokes About Hoping His iPhone Still Works After Tim Cook Testimony in Antitrust Trial [Complex]
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