The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Woman accused of poisoning child “used legal aid in attempt to keep terror links secret” [The Telegraph]
How Trump can reset the US Supreme Court’s agenda [Business Insider]
Great British Bake Off launch legal bid to defy BBC’s 12-month ban and get show on air sooner [The Mirror]
Article 50 could be reversed, government may argue in Brexit case [The Guardian]
Article 50 claimant Gina Miller: “It isn’t safe for me to go outside” [The Guardian]
UK’s first ever ethnic minority judge, Mota Singh, dies [Metro]
The latest lego figure [Twitter]
After Lego cuts ties with The Daily Mail, it releases new minifigure in time for Christmas.
Openly Gay Olympic Fencer Judge. pic.twitter.com/vZJXXsGaVB— Simon Pegg (@Simon_Pegg) November 12, 2016
MPs tell shamed Keith Vaz to quit powerful Justice Committee amid police drugs probe [The Mirror]
US Supreme Court Justice stars in her first opera [The Daily Caller]
Trainee Solicitor sought to join our firm on a full time basis — immediate starts [Legal Cheek Hub]
“You’d be surprised how many people in city law support this guy. We need somebody like him in Europe.” [Legal Cheek Comments]