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We look at some broad themes from the Office for Students' recently published prevent duty monitoring data.

New research from the charity Pro Bono Economics has been used to create a tool to help charities identify which MPs in the new Parliament have experience of or support their type of charity.

The Supreme Court has this morning (9 July 2024) handed down judgment in the case of Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd v Augusta 2008 LLP (formerly Simply Construct UK LLP)  The Court’s decision is a sensible and pragmatic one.

In this blog, we discuss the difficulties and options for sharing English pensions after a foreign divorce, the legal and jurisdictional requirements for applying for an order, and the tips for navigating the process.

What we already know about Labour's plans for new employment law...

Some key areas we think our higher education clients would like to see the incoming government focus on.

A recent Care Quality Commission inspection report of a care home spotlights the issue of covert medication and the Mental Capacity Act...

The ASA has used AI to identify two companies breaching the CAP Code with ads promoting alleged treatments for the symptoms of the menopause.

Latest data indicates a rise in the number of reports to prevent future deaths commonly known as PFDs or Regulation 28 reports...

App developers need to ensure they are designing these apps in a way that considers and respects the data being collected and data being generated...

The EAT clarifies the NMW rules on travelling time...

The implementation of gene editing technology across different sectors is bringing rapid advances. Innovation in food and feed is an important application, with potential for addressing climate change and providing nutritional benefits. However, highly variable regulation presents difficulties for innovators.