Asda Lawsuit
Issues affecting the Legal Profession
The recent Supreme Court ruling has found that the 44,000 female Asda employees can compare their roles to the pay of the mostly male staff employed at depots’. [1] This ruling is a positive one for
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Making London Great Again: Revamping of City Regulations
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The Treasury is looking to reassert London’s dominance as the heart of worldwide finance with a revamp of financial rules and regulations. This announcement has been widely praised as it signifies
DUP opposes UK intervention to speed up NI abortion services
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The topic of abortion has for many decades sparked controversy in Northern Ireland. In more recent years the laws have changed and now the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is attempting to reamend
UK Government Set to Introduce ‘Right to Repair’ Rules in the Summer
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In a recent press release the UK government have confirmed that from the summer of 2021 they will introduce right to repair legislation with relation to electrical goods.
The Remote Hearing Dilemma
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Recently, the Royal Courts of Justice has announced that most if not all hearings in the Court of Appeal right down to High Courts will be conducted remotely as part of the UK legal systems
Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Given Prison Sentence
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Alexei Navalny, anti-corruption campaigner and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most prominent opposition, has been sentenced to 2 years and 8 months in prison for violating the terms of an
Digital Health Passports For Air Travel - Is There Security In Troublesome Times?
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With COVID-19 here to stay for the foreseeable future, the aviation industry has now shifted to focus on its adaptability in these tumultuous times. One of the topics of great importance in the
UK in Breach of International Law Again
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The UK have once again made headlines for an alleged breach of international law as they unilaterally extended the Northern Ireland grace period without informing the EU.
Chinese buy out of UK Schools
There has been increasing attention showed to the expansion of Bright Scholar, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese schools’ group, who has been acquiring UK schools over the past few years. Arguably, Nigel
