The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
#MeToo fuels big rise in sex discrimination cases [Financial Times]
Newspaper insists justice at risk after losing case to name multi-millionaire businessman accused of sexual harassment [iNews]
Judges rule that Romanian criminal cannot be deported under EU law [The Telegraph]
Labour threatens ex-staff with legal action amid row over anti-Semitism and whistleblowing [Twitter]
CPS cancels meeting on rape victims’ phone data due to legal action [The Guardian]
Mum sues NHS for £200k after medics ‘failed to perform test to reveal her baby had Down’s Syndrome’ [The Sun]
BBC backlash: Beeb facing legal challenge as viewers raise thousands to tackle ‘bias’ [Express]
‘Helen’s Law’ could see murderers denied parole until they reveal whereabouts of victims [Channel 4 News]
Victims commissioner calls for new online policing force [The Telegraph]
Hope Barden: Sex role-play death prompts law change plea [BBC News]
Bernard Tomic gets legal advice as he prepares to appeal £45,000 Wimbledon fine [Metro]
The law school textbook Kim Kardashian turned into an ‘accessory’ [Above The Law]
Inside Track: How to become a City lawyer — with Baker McKenzie, Hogan Lovells, Mayer Brown, PRIME and BPP Law School [Legal Cheek Events]
“Can’t really fault them to be honest. After hearing about all the work Oxbridge student have to do and the accompanying tutoring, it’s no wonder why employers would prefer students with this background.” [Legal Cheek comments]
