The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Michael Gove faces sack over his opposition to European Union [The Telegraph]
After Michael Gove claims David Cameron’s EU deal is not legally binding, he’ll be barred from seeing any more EU-related papers until after June’s referendum [Mail Online]
Joshua Rozenberg: Who’s right on the legal status of the EU deal, Cameron or Gove? [The Guardian]
Woman who wants to use dead daughter’s eggs to give birth to grandchild given go ahead for legal fight [The Mirror]
Amnesty International reveals the 10 worst attacks on human rights across the world last year [The Independent]
Tony Blackburn says he will take legal action against BBC after alleged sacking [The Guardian]
Sony’s biggest star Adele dedicates her Brit Award win to Kesha days after judge ruled singer must stay with the label despite her claims producer raped and drugged her [Mail Online]
Replacing Scalia: Uncertainty is the enemy of justice [Newsweek]
Incest and necrophilia ‘should be legal’ according to youth branch of Swedish Liberal People’s Party [The Independent]
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