The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
Rachel Reeves considers overruling supreme court in £44bn car finance scandal [The Guardian]
Solicitor killed by cannabis-smoking housemate who believed she was ‘lost daughter of Princess Diana’ [The Standard]
Top court says countries can sue each other for climate damage — this is what to expect [Independent]
The worst wreckers of Birmingham? The judges [The Telegraph] (£)
‘Really cautious’: why the ICJ is delaying a Gaza genocide verdict [The Guardian]
The High Court’s war on truth [The Spectator] (£)
Manchester Airport attacker’s lawyer calls police officer a ‘bully with a badge’ [The Telegraph] (£)
Ghislaine Maxwell could dodge congressional subpoena for her testimony in Epstein investigation, lawyer says [Independent]
Will a new law prevent illegally imported puppies? [BBC News]
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