During a sentence hearing for an "extremely dangerous individual" who shot a man dead while he pushed his four-month-old son in a pram, a judge has called for the higher courts to put an end to "spurious" legal arguments that he said are causing a "shocking waste of public money".
The ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Graham Dwyer's case that the indiscriminate retention of mobile phone data for use in criminal investigations is a breach of law, does not automatically mean that such evidence should be excluded, a High Court judge has found.