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Lord Gill Lord Gill, former Lord President of the Court of Session, heard his final appeal as a member of the UK Supreme Court’s supplementary panel this week.

The widow of a scuba diving enthusiast who was killed in an accident will not be able to pursue her claim for damages against the owners and operators of a vessel from which her late husband fell and drowned, but appeal judges ruled that she will be able to sue as guardian to their young child. The

Willie Rennie A police watchdog has come in for fierce criticism after it tried to get a report into its ailing finances watered down before publication.

Ministry of Justice (MoJ) plans to impose cuts of up to £30 million on criminal defence solicitors have been condemned today by the Law Society. The cuts come less than a month after the MoJ published proposals that will see QCs' fees rise by 10 per cent "at the expense of other criminal advocates"

Colin Graham Thorntons’ profits were up eight per cent to £4.3 miliion while revenue jumped 14 per cent to £22.8m in the year to 31 May 2016.

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Ledingham Chalmers is sponsoring 2017’s first Inverness Business Briefing. A spokesperson for the firm said: "From our Inverness office in Beechwood Business Park, we are trusted advisers for business clients ranging from sole traders to global organisations including those operating in key sector

Sally Yates US Acting Attorney General Sally Yates has been sacked by US President Donald Trump after refusing to defend a controversial executive order banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.

A plastic surgeon who undertook a two-week cosmetic surgery course in Florida has had his clinic shut down for practising without a licence after patients complained they had been mutilated.

Growers of a unique potato have applied for EU protected status. Ayrshire earlies, which are harvested months before normal potatoes, were created 160 years ago by two farmers.

Discourteous Chinese police officers have been given training on how to be polite in their dealings with the public – for three months in a luxury hotel.Police in Chang’an district, in the city of Xi'an, announced the training, held at a five-star hotel, after a local television channel reported

Heather McKendrick A Law Society of Scotland education programme for pupils at Scottish schools in disadvantaged areas is up for a prestigious European award.

John Scott QC The principles determining when police can use stop and search powers have been set out in a code of practice.

Jeremy Wright QC Attorney General Jeremy Wright QC will set out the legal basis for pre-emptive military strikes against overseas terror targets in a speech tonight.