Courts in England and Wales have officially banned Meta glasses from courtrooms. Individuals attempting to enter court buildings with these glasses will be required to surrender them.

A government minister stated that family courts in England and Wales have failed women and children for decades, announcing reforms for "problem-solving" courts.

Meta's smart glasses have been banned from courts in England and Wales, with pubs, restaurants, and theatres across the UK also prohibiting their use. The ban stems from privacy concerns regarding the glasses' recording capabilities.

The justice secretary, Lammy, has lifted the cap on court sitting days, funding all crown courts in England and Wales to hear as many cases as possible next year to cut the backlog.

A cross-party committee suggests that Justice Secretary David Lammy’s proposed changes to criminal courts in England and Wales, including cuts to jury trials, could have a 'far-reaching' impact on race relations and increase suspicion among black people.