The Divisional Court has held that the matter is not justiciable:

The Divisional Court is handing down judgment tomorrow on a preliminary issue concerning whether the AG’s refusal of a fiat under s.13 of the Coroners Act 1988 for a fresh inquest is susceptible to judicial review.

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The Divisional Court has dismissed the claim following a rolled-up hearing, refusing permission to apply for judicial review in Al Haq’s challenge.

The Divisional Court will hand down judgment this Monday in Al Haq’s challenge against the Government’s decisions concerning licensing of exports of F-35 components and other weapons to Israel.

Liberty v EHRC, being heard by the CA this Thursday, will be live-streamed. The Court has ordered that the hearing will take the form of an application for permission to appeal, with the appeal to follow if permission is granted.

Fordham J: “… advocates should come to a public hearing, prepared promptly to provide their skeleton argument [to members of public/press on request], having thought ahead about any countervailing factor, and bringing any contingently-redacted version.

The transcript of his most recent evidence to the HL constitution committee (4 June 2025) is here:

Lord Reed speech on “Trust in the Courts in the Age of Populism”: The most revealing and extensive account of Reed’s views on the relationship between law and politics, more so than in his multiple HL constitution committee evidence sessions, in my view.

Court of Appeal hearing for Liberty’s appeal against High Court’s refusal of permission for judicial review of length of EHRC’s Code of Practice consultation currently listed for 26 June, 4 days before the consultation is scheduled to end.

Private schools VAT judicial review dismissed. Judgment: Summary:

The AG is creating a new Senior Treasury Counsel (Civil) Group, which "sits alongside proposed changes to the role of First Treasury Counsel, principally by relaxing the current requirement that the postholder undertakes work exclusively for government.".

Rolled-up hearing on 5 June 2025.

… The Home Secretary has indicated she is minded to grant entry clearance subject to security/background checks… To do this, Cs need consular support to leave Gaza. Their request to the Foreign Secretary… was refused on 12 March 2025. This claim challenges that decision.”.

“The claimants are a Palestinian family resident in Gaza. They applied for entry clearance [relying on] Article 8 ECHR… the Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal, holding that the Home Secretary should grant entry clearance. outside the Immigration Rules on Article 8 grounds…

It was a pleasure to reflect candidly, without straining to think about how I can do better next year, on my pupillage application journey. In particular, the role (both good and bad) that social media use played. Many thanks to @CharlieMoloney and @TimesLaw for the feature.

I am very pleased to have accepted an offer of traineeship at @MatrixChambers, commencing in October 2026. I can't wait to get started working on the cutting-edge legal issues raised across Chambers' immense expertise in a range of practice areas.

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After 4 years and 52 pupillage applications, this year is finally my year! . I now have a tough decision to make, but I feel very lucky to be in such a position after these years. I'm going to be a barrister!.

Court of Appeal will hand down judgment in SSHD’s appeal re Liberty’s serious disruption regulations judicial review this Friday.

… upon submissions by advocates nor should it have to piece together a number of different documents in order to understand what happened.”.