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Many children have parents of different nationalities or have connections to different countries. If relationships break down, their parents may not agree on major decisions about their children including where they should live. Sometimes this may lead to one parent moving their child from one country to another without the agreement of the other parent. In this blog we look what child abduction is, the Hague Convention and what you can do if you’re going through a international separation and children are involved.

An overview of the Data Protection and Digital Information (No.2) Bill as it currently stands...

The Information Commissioner's Office is reviewing period and fertility trackers over data security concerns...

If you’re going through a divorce or separation and have children, they will most likely be the centre of the conversation. In this blog, we look at the key questions that you should have in mind when speaking to your solicitor about child arrangements and why they are important.

In our age of social media, where every consumer can be their own influencer, as well as food companies providing free samples, the question should be asked as to what exactly creates a commercial relationship between a food company and an individual, such that a social media post may be seen as an ad and must be obviously identifiable as such? #ad 

FSA publishes updates to best practice guidance on food allergen labelling and Precautionary Allergen Label (PAL).

Prime minister Rishi Sunak announced on 20 September a row-back on a series of key green commitments. But what areas may be affected most for agri and food companies? We look at data transparency, emissions reporting, waste and plastic, and logistics. Also, the difference between voluntary and mandatory measures.

The Great Green Row-Back by Rishi - What does it mean for food and agri businesses? We look at areas such as data, emissions, waste, packaging, meat tax and logistics. Loyalty schemes and unit pricing is investigated by Which? and referred (again) to the Competition and Markets Authority. Precision Breeding Bill reviewed by the Food Standards Agency and a two tier risk assessment proposed. Socially Responsible advertising - Will your ads be compliant? Latest ASA rulings look at unhealthy models, alcohol advertising and context where ads are placed by third parties and algorithmically. Finally, The Portman Group steps in against 'flagrant' socially irresponsible packaging.

Supporting GPs to thrive and take advantage of the opportunities available to them be it practice mergers, acquisitions or incorporations ...

techUK’s new report addresses the need for technological advancements in the adult social care sector...

The Procurement Bill is close to receiving Royal Assent and on Wednesday 27 September at 10am our procurement experts begin a new series of our highly regarded 5 in 25 webinars, 5 in 25 Countdown...