Kevin Smith, 61, told a court he was drunk when he sent the messages to Jewish parliamentarian Alex Sobel
By Dave Higgens
Opposition figures have called for the prime minister to admit his alleged guilt and resign before any decision is made
By Jacob Jaffa
The author also told the High Court that it is ‘almost certain’ that she cannot publish new work in the UK while the group remains proscribed
By Jess Glass
The Court of Appeal said its decision was ‘necessary in UK society to protect the economic well-being of the UK and the rights of citizens’
By Jamie Shapiro
Griffin is alleged to have shared a cartoon featuring a giant spider with a Star of David on its head
By George Lithgow
Police officer struck during a raid by the terror group on Elbit Systems in Bristol gives evidence in court
By Sophie Robinson
The pair argued that their actions were protected under their right to free speech and expression
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The CAA labelled the watchdog’s findings ‘baseless and unacceptable’
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Influencer could face £850,000 bill after court rejects application to appeal
By Jane Prinsley
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has called the case ‘part of a systematic persecution and delegitimisation’ effort
The Court of Appeal rejected the government’s attempt to prevent the group from challenging its banned status in the High Court next month
Court hears that Walid Saadaoui took inspiration from the 2015 Bataclan terror attack in Paris
By Kim Pilling
Muslim convert Jordan Richardson was allegedly found in possession of a recipe for mustard gas, while a crossbow was also discovered in his home, according to prosecutors
Walid Saadaoui is also alleged to have joined a Facebook group for Manchester’s Jewish community posing as a member of a London synagogue
The band responded: ‘We will fight you in your court again. We will win again’
‘It has undermined confidence in the administration of justice,’ Lord Wolfson tells attorney general
