European Court of Justice

The European Union's highest court rules in favour of the footballer after a nine-year legal battle.

A law requiring NGOs to disclose foreign funding is "discriminatory", the EU's top court said.

The court ruling comes amid criticism of Hungary's coronavirus emergency law.

The outgoing supreme court chief sees a government appointing political loyalists to the courts.

The EU has repeatedly criticised the judicial reforms introduced by Poland’s Law and Justice Party.

European Court judges that Amazon is not responsible for a Marketplace seller's trademark infringement.

Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic broke EU law by rejecting refugees, the top EU court says.

The EU's top court says Oriol Junqueras was wrongly prevented from taking his EU Parliament seat.

More British judges should be able to depart from previous EU court rulings, Downing Street says.

Its government has already been referred to the European Court of Justice over rules for judges.

The producers had argued that the term was theirs to use exclusively under EU rules.

The EU Commission argues the UK is breaching its rules by not putting forward a name for its new team.

The reforms, now reversed, set the retirement age for women lower than for men.

The Liberal Democrats say they would stand on a platform of revoking Article 50 in the next election.

EU countries can order websites to take down illegal posts worldwide, following a landmark ruling.

A privacy regulator had sought to force firm to delist links across the world and not just Europe.

A cross-party group of parliamentarians is seeking a ruling that parliament cannot be prorogued.

The president of European Court of Justice says he is waiting to hear from London when UK judges will stop sitting.

EU judges tell Austria to compensate an ex-policeman in a gay sex case going back to 1976.