UK legal action over rugby league players’ brain injury, and deciding judicial recusals in Australian courts

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Australia’s football codes are closely monitoring a class action brought by former rugby league players in Britain who allege the sport’s governing body failed to protect them from the risks of brain damage. And are judges best placed to decide when to recuse themselves from a court case?

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