#uk-law

#uk-law

Magic mushrooms, classified as a Class A drug in the UK, are illegal to possess or distribute, necessitating caution among potential users.

Criminal law is one of the most intricate areas of the legal system-especially when serious or high-stakes allegations are involved.

People can be very understanding in situations like this, and it is crucial to exercise patience too, as they have commitments that may stop them from taking action immediately.

The video footage shows a buzzard repeatedly attempting to fly into a closed window, leaving residents concerned for its well-being.

Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, will be released early from prison after a high court reduced his 18-month contempt of court sentence by four months.

Footage of Northern Irish rap trio Kneecap allegedly calls for violence against British MPs, prompting a counter-terrorism investigation into their remarks.

"Under Permitted Development Rights in the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015, you can generally build a wall without planning permission as long as it’s no higher than 2m overall."

The new Crime and Policing Bill is intended to protect minors by not obligating teachers to report consensual underage relationships, thus defining child sexual abuse more clearly.

Rooney risks a £1,000 fine or even prosecution if any complaints are made about the footballer's behaviour as urinating in public can be considered a crime in the UK.

A court heard that 46-year-old Ahmed Hirsi was caught at Newcastle Airport with 61 kg of khat, valued at £18,390, during his journey from Johannesburg.