The top legal affairs news stories from this morning and the weekend
When I said Nadhim Zahawi owed the taxman, he set his lawyers on me. Now he’s handed over millions [Sunday Times] (£)
Revealed: Nadhim Zahawi’s legal threat to The Independent to stop tax revelations [Independent]
Art and artificial intelligence collide in landmark legal dispute [FT] (£)
Could the government blocking Scotland’s gender laws break the UK? [Metro]
Rwanda policy to be enshrined in law to stop human rights challenges [The Telegraph]
Seat belt law: What are the rules? [BBC News]
Prince Andrew consults his lawyers in the hope of ending his royal exile [Daily Mail]
World Uyghur Congress loses legal challenge against UK authorities [The Guardian]
Daughter of Birmingham schoolgirl rapist wins change in law after turning detective [Birmingham Live]
16 bizarre laws in England and Scotland: Did you know it’s illegal to fly a kite in public? [Daily Mail]
Cristiano Ronaldo and Will.i.am dragged into legal battle involving Italian restaurant [The Sun]
Why Batman Is Legally A Cop Explained By Lawyer [Screen Rant]
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