Tipping rules remain uncertain for UK employers after the code of practice has been withdrawn. The legal position on how tips, gratuities and service charges should be handled has therefore …
Proposed changes would allow couples in England and Wales to marry in a wider range of venues, including beaches and pubs. The plans would move away from the current restrictive …
Hillsborough Law remains a live constitutional and legal issue in the UK Parliament, with a strong focus on accountability, candour, and the conduct of public authorities. The proposed framework is …
UK social media restrictions for under-18s have been confirmed, marking a direct legal development for access to online platforms by children and young people. The confirmation places the regulation of …
Draft legislation has been published to create a new single tax on share transfers in the UK. The measure would replace the current split between stamp duty and stamp duty …
Awaab’s Law is being extended to strengthen protections where tenants’ health and safety are at risk. The stated legal position is that tenants’ health and safety can never be compromised, …
UK compliance with international law is being tested by the legal and political response to Palestine. The central issue is whether the United Kingdom gives practical effect to international legal …
Hillsborough Law is set to move closer to approval by MPs. The Bill is intended to create a distinct legal framework for accountability and conduct where public authorities are under …
Lawyers may face negligence exposure if they fail to use artificial intelligence where it is a reasonable professional tool. The issue is not whether AI must always be used, but …
UK media regulation is being reconsidered as public service media and online platforms come under pressure to give greater visibility to trusted news. The issue raises how news prominence, media …
