The i Paper reports some young stonemasons too ill to work after being diagnosed with silicosis are unable to access compensation and benefits quickly enough to pay their rent. https://inews.co.uk/news/workers-risk-death-silicosis-face-eviction-compensation-delays-4084783

Debbie Clack is calling for a change in the law after learning the drink driver who killed her daughter, Lillie was allowed to keep his license for more than a year after her death. https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/calls-lillies-law-after-killer-driver-kept-licence-5HjdPkG_2/

A coroner is to warn Transport for London further lives could be at risk following the death of Brian Mitchell, who died at Stratford London Underground station on Boxing Day 2023. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgke03n33x8o

The Times reports that the parents of Gareth Evans hope his inquest will determine how much his gambling addiction contributed to his death. Leigh Day's Merry Varney and Dan Webster represent the family. https://ow.ly/aYyW50XKKu1

The i Paper reports on the growing weight of scientific evidence, cases and number of stone workers who have died from silicosis since the UK's first case was diagnosed in 2023. https://inews.co.uk/news/silicosis-mps-officials-unions-ban-kitchen-stone-3629809

Leigh Day partner Jill Paterson warns many households may still be using potentially dangerous heat pump tumble dryers built by Haier after a regulator issued an urgent recall. www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/20...

The Daily Mail reports on the stories of firefighters who, after years of going into burning buildings to save people and property, have now been diagnosed with terminal #asbestos cancer #mesothelioma. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

We are representing survivors of abuse by John Smyth, holding the #ChurchofEngland accountable for its cover up. Tonight at 9pm, Channel 4 airs part two of See No Evil, sharing Jason’s story and Guide Nyachuru’s death. https://leighdaylaw.info/49324Rw#ChurchofEngland#religiousabuse

Leigh Day's head of medical negligence Suzanne White spoke to BBC Newscast about concerns over findings published by Baroness Amos as part of a review into NHS maternity care. Listen here from 14:30: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

@walkersyach.bsky.social spoke to Earth Island Journal about action against Canadian mining company First Quantum Minerals on behalf of Zambian residents who claim the company forced them to relocate to areas where they face hardship and poverty. https://leighdaylaw.info/4q2uAIN

Trans led organisation TransLucent, represented by Leigh Day, has responded to the judgment in the case of Sandie Peggie -v- Fife Health Board www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/20...

The family of retired Poole Hospital porter Geoffrey King have received a six-figure settlement from University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust following his death from asbestos cancer, mesothelioma. https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/family-search-answers-after-dad-36372630

Leigh Day's joint head of #asbestos and industrial disease @harminderbains.bsky.social has said that many patients suffering from #mesothelioma can recover the costs of treatment not available on the NHS, by bringing a legal case. www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/20...

Leigh Day has launched a legal claim following a major data breach at technology giant Capita that exposed the personal information of approximately 6.6 million people. Find out more: www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/20...

ITV News reports that a whistleblower has given evidence to the Afghan Inquiry alleging the director of UK Special Forces made a decision to cover up potential war crimes. Tessa Gregory represents Afghan families at the inquiry. https://leighdaylaw.info/3Kl2pWm

Leigh Day’s head of immigration and asylum law, Jacqueline McKenzie, is representing Mohamed Farah who would like to be reunited with his family. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

Thank you to everyone who attended Wednesday’s meeting on pollution in Windermere. Your voices matter! If you’ve been affected, register now to stay updated on potential legal action:https://leighdaylaw.info/3ENiIIq

Plans for an HMRC whistleblower reward scheme announced in this week's budget could be a 'transformative step' in tackling tax avoidance by large corporations, Leigh Day lawyers say. Find out more: www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/20...

Sewage pollution in Windermere - It’s time for action. What does that look like? Leigh Day is hosting an event this evening to hear from residents and businesses about the impact pollution is having on Windermere. Free to attend. Final chance to register:https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

Windrush daughter Jeanell Hippolyte says her voice has finally been heard after the Court of Appeal ruled her application to stay in the UK must be reconsidered. https://www.itv.com/watch/news/jeanell-hippolytes-high-court-battle-for-indefinite-leave-to-remain-under-the-windrush-scheme/63rjwnk

Windermere is showing clear signs of decline. What rights do communities have when pollution affects their environment? Join us tomorrow to explore legal solutions to sewage pollution: https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

Our short film series 'Hear from the Medics' which explains what #mesothelioma is and describes which areas of the body are affected.  https://ow.ly/iFZ250XtZTn#mesothelioma  #Asbestos #AsbestosAwareness

New data revealed today, Equal Pay Day, shows the real impact of pay inequality for more than 4,500 female supermarket workers in the UK. Find out more: https://www.leighday.co.uk/news/news/2025-news/supermarket-workers-reveal-true-cost-of-unequal-pay-as-progress-towards-pay-equality-drags-on/

Thirty years after the execution of the Ogoni Nine, who campaigned against oil pollution in the Nigeria, Leigh Day's Anthony Hayward tells Open Democracy the fight for justice continues https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/5050/thirty-years-after-deaths-of-the-ogoni-nine-the-fight-for-justice-continues/

Harminder Bains, Joint Head of Asbestos and Industrial Disease, has been awarded ‘Asbestos Law Expert of the Year in England’ by the Leaders in Law Global Awards 2026. Known globally for fighting for victims of #mesothelioma and other #asbestos diseases. Learn more: https://leighdaylaw.info/4kXuxMq

The parents nine-month-old Oliver Steeper, who died after choking on food given to him by nursery staff have received a six-figure settlement payment from Jelly Beans Nursery, Kent. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/parents-baby-who-choked-death-36275930

A first-of-its-kind legal battle over the scope of costs caps for environment cases will go to the Supreme Court, after the government tried to halt a challenge to its trade agreement with Australia by having the limit on costs removed. Rowan Smith represents https://leighdaylaw.info/4pd42nE

One week to go: Meeting on sewage pollution in Windermere On 26 November at 6:00 pm, Leigh Day will be in Windermere to hear directly from residents and businesses about the impact sewage pollution is having on the community. Register now: https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

The High Court has quashed the decision to renew a licence allowing sediment waste from Brighton Marina to be disposed of in the Beachy Head West marine protected area. Rowan Smith represents https://leighdaylaw.info/4o2H8hX

Only 15% of England’s rivers meet ‘good’ ecological standards. Windermere is suffering because of algal blooms, bacteria and untreated sewage. Leigh Day invites Windermere community members to share their stories and explore legal options to drive change. Register:https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

We would like to congratulate Sally Moore, joint head of the personal injury department, for achieving a five star review, see what one of her clients said.

Leigh Day solicitor John Crowley says the conditions of accommodation highlighted in a new RAMFEL 🧡 report looking at the government’s use of hotels to house asylum seekers are "deeply concerning." https://leighdaylaw.info/4ijGlrP

Only two weeks to go until Leigh Day’s public meeting on sewage pollution in Windermere. The environmental impact is growing and the need for action is rising. Register now to share your story, hear from legal experts, and explore solutions to tackle pollution: https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

Congratulations to Stephen Newton, who won the Unsung Hero of the Year sponsored by Leigh Day at the British Cycling Awards. Stephen has run sessions for disabled riders at Stockton Wheelers Cycling Club, and this year has been providing #cycling sessions for SEND schools and adults.👏

The Guardian reports two Gazan families are bringing a legal challenge against the UK government over a lack of action despite evacuation promise. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/nov/11/men-with-family-stuck-in-gaza-say-lack-uk-government-action-breach-of-human-rights?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Harminder Bains, Partner & Joint Head of the Asbestos & Industrial Injuries Department, is speaking at the Global Asbestos Forum Conference in Norway, this week. Dr Yvonne Waterman has put forward a prestigious line up of speakers from around the globe. More details: https://leighdaylaw.info/4p5xM5X

Pollution in Windermere is getting worse, with sewage discharges putting public health and its ecosystem at serious risk. Leigh Day is hosting a free event to discuss concerns and explore legal routes to protect our waters. Sign up: https://bit.ly/Windermere-event

Reporting on the climate impact of intensive livestock farms, the Guardian spoke to Leigh Day environment team partner Ricardo Gama, who said that companies not assessing these impacts "may be open to legal challenge". www.theguardian.com/environment/...

The BBC reports on China's "campaign of harassment and intimidation" towards Sheffield Hallam University to get it to shut down research. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Documents show that for nearly two years Sheffield Hallam University complied with a demand from a Chinese Government foreign intelligence service to halt research about human rights abuses in China. www.theguardian.com/education/20...

Lawyers from Leigh Day's human rights team will be supporting an event in Liverpool this weekend celebrating the European Convention on Human Rights, in collaboration with Liverpool John Moores University and JUSTICE https://leighdaylaw.info/43s1Dxd

The Conversation discusses action over pollution in the River Wye which could see companies held accountable for river health. Leigh Day represents thousands taking action. https://theconversation.com/the-pollution-court-case-that-could-reach-far-beyond-the-banks-of-the-river-wye-267272

The Telegraph reports thousands of armed forces personnel who fell below an age threshold for housing support are expected to receive around £1,000 each after the Ministry of Defence settled a legal claim. https://leighdaylaw.info/478raha

Former MPs Caroline Lucas, Alyn Smith and Ben Bradshaw are taking their case against the government over its failure to investigate foreign interference in UK elections to the European Grand Chamber. Tessa Gregory and Tom Short represent https://leighdaylaw.info/4oyZs2T

As reported by Forces News, the MoD has agreed to settle a legal claim brought by around 4000 members of the armed forces over 'discriminatory' accommodation payments. https://leighdaylaw.info/4qox6tR

A report by Molly Rose Foundation has raised concerns over a poisonous substance promoted on an online 'pro-suicide' forum. Leigh Day's Merry Varney has sent a letter to the government on behalf of seven families calling for a public inquiry.

Campaign group Communities Against Gatwick Noise Emissions (CAGNE) has begun a legal challenge opposing the construction of a second operating runway at Gatwick Airport. Rowan Smith represents https://leighdaylaw.info/3WCA0gK

Ahead of today's Dieselgate trial, Leigh Day's senior partner Martyn Day spoke to BBC Radio 4 Today about the allegations faced by manufacturers and what the case could mean for the 1.6 million claimants taking action. Listen from 2:54:54: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002krkx

The Dieselgate trial begins today over allegations which Leigh Day's senior partner Martyn Day said "would demonstrate one of the most egregious breaches of corporate trust in modern times" if true, BBC News reports. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjr5epw8dweo

The UK Dieselgate trial begins tomorrow. Leigh Day represents thousands of clients who claim they were sold cars with devices to mislead emissions tests. Find out more about it here: https://leighdaylaw.info/4q4MnzQ