As AI agents book travel and make purchases, who do they really serve? A legal analysis of loyalty, self-preferencing and ...

An Exeter jury found serious failures by police, G4S and other agencies before Alex Lewis-Ranwell killed three elderly men ...

Sheikh Hasina has submitted a communication to UN Special Rapporteurs raising serious concern about the ban of the Awami League.

Ion Muruianu challenged a decision requiring him either to resign from the Supreme Court or be transferred to a lower court.

Sir Oliver Robbins has settled his claim against the Government in connection with the termination of his posts of Permanent ...

The mitigation models, scenarios and emission pathways presented by IPCC Working Group 3 are highly technical but have direct implications for the distribution of the mitigation burden and securing ...

The European Court of Human Rights has declared inadmissible an application challenging the UK’s requirement that a transgender man with a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) who gives birth must be ...

LawInSport has published the article “No Record, No Defence: Secret Ballots and the Limits of Sports Federation Autonomy (CAS 2025/A/11915)” by Prof. Suzanne Rab. In this article, Suzanne discusses ...

Refinitiv agreed on Monday to remove profiles of two children that it had included in its due diligence database World-Check on the basis that their grandparents were “Politically Exposed Persons”.

This webinar series will deal with the difficult legal issues that arise when protected characteristics and fundamental rights collide. Our speakers will analyse the latest cases that arise in every ...

Mr Mandrik was 37 years old when he died in September 2023. He had paranoid schizophrenia and was acutely vulnerable. Having been detained under the Mental Health Act 1983 for several months, Mr ...