The UN’s Refugee Agency (the UNHCR) has condemned the UK Government’s plans to relocate some asylum seekers to Rwanda, claiming they are in breach of international law.
There is a growing trend of legislation and litigation worldwide aimed at curbing the duopoly that Apple and Google have over app stores.
On Thursday 14 April 2022, Elon Musk launched a hostile bid offering to buy 100% of Twitter’s stock and take it private. On Monday 25 April 2022, the board reached a deal with Elon, accepting his offer of $44bn.
As competitive as it is to secure a vacation scheme, it can still be competitive to get a training contract offer following the scheme. There is a common misconception that not converting a scheme to a training contract will hinder your future attempts, but this is largely false.
Casus Belli is a Latin expression that translates as ‘occasion of war’, that refers to the events or acts that nations use to justify going to war.
Following the failure of a second inspection conducted by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), P&O Ferries remain detained at Dover.
A serial litigant, who has repeatedly advanced “baseless allegations of bad faith and dishonesty”, has now been banned from bringing claims in the High Court for two years.
Ali Harbi Ali has received a whole-life sentence for the murder of Conservative MP for Southend West, Sir David Amess.
Although they were introduced to tackle the UK’s reputation for being a global hub for “dirty money”, unexplained wealth orders (UWOs) have been criticised as serving little purpose in achieving that goal.
The Treasury has confirmed that the UK will legislate to make stablecoins a valid means of payment within the remit of UK regulation as part of the Government’s wider plan to make Britain a “global hub for cryptoasset technology and investment”.