The Isle of Man-based company, linked to Laois entrepreneur Dan Tynan, failed to overturn a substantial tax liability ruling in British courts.

Shein has lost a legal battle against rival Temu in London, with a British court dismissing copyright infringement accusations and ordering the online fashion retailer to compensate Temu for advertisements it had to withdraw during the dispute, as Shein prepares for its IPO.

A Norwegian teenager has been sentenced in a British court for traveling to England last year to carry out a murder on behalf of the Swedish Foxtrot network, having messaged his girlfriend about the plot.

A US airman, James Loubeau, accused of multiple rapes and sexual assaults in England, including drugging women and breaking into homes, had his investigation ceded to the US military, leading to his acquittal in a court martial.

A British court in London has ruled in favor of the extradition of Polish YouTuber Stuu to Poland. This decision means he can now be sent back to his home country.

Former Democratic Party MP Ervin Salianji published a British court decision linking Sali Berisha to organized crime, prompting Berisha to retaliate with accusations that Salianji collaborated with figures he himself has accused.

A British court has declared the insolvency of the wine brokerage firm Oeno, with administrators planning to freeze assets and investigate former and 'shadow' managers, as well as banks.

A British court ruled that Samsung Electronics must pay Swatch Group $11.6 million for infringing on trademarks related to smartwatch applications.

Guardian journalists have investigated cases of US military personnel tried in tribunals on US airbases in the UK, bypassing British courts. The investigation highlights concerns about women being denied rights and protections.

Former Top Gear co-presenter Richard Hammond has been fined 999 pounds by a British court after being caught speeding twice within a three-week period, driving a Porsche and a Bentley at excessive speeds.

A British court has dismissed Bahrain's attempt to block a spyware lawsuit filed by activists, establishing that countries using spyware on individuals in the UK can be sued.

A little-known 1951 agreement allows US military personnel accused of crimes in the UK, including sexual assault, to be tried by US courts martial, as highlighted by a case where a US fighter pilot was tried for strangling a woman in England.

A British court has rejected the request of sperm donor Robert Albon, known as "Joe Donor," to be listed on a child's birth certificate, as he offers unregulated sperm donations via social media.

A Westminster Magistrates' Court in London has rejected Ukraine's request to extradite sanctioned member of parliament Artem Dmytruk.

A British court rejected the long-standing asylum claim of an Iraqi national who failed to provide sufficient evidence proving his claimed identity as a Syrian Kurd.

A British court has cleared a man who was accused of killing a Czech national in a street attack.

US airman James Loubeau, accused of a series of rapes in England, avoided British courts as local police deferred the investigation to the US military, where he was eventually convicted.

A funeral director is on trial in a British court for allegedly keeping bodies for months instead of cremating them and delivering unknown ashes to families, while also embezzling donations from relatives.

A British court has dismissed the majority of key accusations brought against five major global car manufacturers in connection with the Dieselgate emissions manipulation scandal.

A 16-year-old accused of murdering a nine-year-old girl stood before a British court. He stated that he 'pretended to fight' with the girl and wanted to 'scare' her. He does not admit to the murder charge.

A Scottish company, Restitution Litigation Limited, is working on behalf of the Namibian state to recover money from Samherji in the "Namibia case" (Fishrot scandal), having filed a lawsuit against Samherji in British courts.

A British court has ruled that Yukos shareholders can pursue Russian assets in a $65 billion dispute, marking a new development in a two-decade effort for compensation after the collapse of Yukos.