All news on the topic: Tribunals

Aled Rees, a married headteacher who had an affair with a pupil's mother and also allegedly made "sexist and misogynistic" comments about a pregnant colleague has been struck off the teaching register

Nikoloz Papashvili was a teaching supervisor at an Ealing school when he had a holiday request turned down by the headteacher but went away anyway while claiming he had Covid, a tribunal heard

Colin Lockitt, 64, who was sacked after opting to save a dead woman's necklace rather than having it cremated in a "fast judgement call" has won a £40,000 pay out after being sacked

Michael Hollingworth was called a 'drama queen' and later dismissed from his job at Staincliffe Sports and Social Club, in Batley, West Yorkshire, after telling his boss he was gay

Bill Ball, 78, appealed the £35 given to him by Nottingham City Council, with the case going to a tribunal which found in his favour due to there being insufficient signage

Lady Pea Ramshaw took her wealthy landlord to court after moving into the Norfolk Broads period home in a legal row involving horses, aristocracy and allegations of spying from a church tower

A group called Ukrainian Cyber Resistance name 41-year-old Colonel Sergei Atroshchenko as responsible for the bombing of Mariupol theatre in which up to 700 died

South African opposition minority party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has said Vladimir Putin is welcome to their country despite an arrest warrant being issued

Russian officials have accused the UK of 'genocide' because of the supply of depleted uranium tank shells to Ukraine. The UK said the shells are a 'standard component and has nothing to do with nuclear weapons or capabilities'

When the invasion was launched in February 2022, China's President Xi Jinping and Russian tyrant Vladimir Putin announced a "no limits" friendship and have also spoken to strengthening their "special relationship"

China's President Xi complimented Vladimir Putin on his first trip since being re-elected this month, with the two leaders reaffirming their friendship, shaking hands and toasting each other

Lindsey Bauer, 46, abused her position while teaching at Colyton Grammar School in Exeter, with a Teaching Regulation Agency panel finding she sent "sexually aggressive" texts to a student

President Vladimir Putin adhered to Russian protocol by not showing up at the airport to receive China's President Xi Jinping today with the pair expected to meet for dinner this evening

Mr Best was racially harassed at a Halfords store in Brixton, south London, where he worked, by colleague Mr Pillay who said he was like "monkeys crying for bananas"

Justice Minister Dominic Raab said Britain would not hesitate to detain Russian President Vladimir Putin and hand him over to the International Criminal Court if he ever sets foot in the UK

Aisling Reidy, legal advisor at Human Rights Watch, says the significance of the arrest warrant for Russia's brutal ruler Vladimir Putin "should not be downplayed"

Ukraine's top presidential advisor for children's rights and rehabilitation, Daria Herasymchuk, said on Tuesday that out of the 16,000 children abducted, only 125 had been returned to Ukraine

Debbie Barker successfully sued her boss at a nightclub after she was fired when her colleagues showed him messages in which she called him names over his behaviour during lockdown

Shirley Lyons, a consultant for Starplan in Northern Ireland, had her bum touched amid unwanted sexual attention at a Christmas party in 2017 and has now been awarded £19,000 in a harassment case

Ian Brown was already under caution for his poor attendance during his five years of service before he left a bus full of passengers with the engine running in March 2020

Ubah Jama, a senior scientist with an NHS Trust in east London, claimed that over a two year period she was the victim of numerous acts of racial discrimination at work

Tymofii Shadura is seen smoking a cigarette in a clearing in a forest and says "slava Ukraini" before he is hit with a barrage of gunfire as the assailants are heard shouting abuse at him

Adelaide Kweyama was told to bleach her skin by a senior nurse. Now she has been awarded £25,000 from the NHS after a tribunal hearing agreed she had been the victim of race-related harassment

Anna McKnight who was sacked from a restaurant after telling her boss she was pregnant, and then received a message saying "no hard feelings", has been awarded £15,000 by a tribunal

Landlords the Cators claimed their 54-year-old aristocratic tenant breached her contract, with accusations ranging from painting the walls the wrong colour to subletting through AirBnB