The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is monitoring how law firms could be affected by the United Kingdom leaving the European Union. 

The Solicitors Regulation (SRA) has welcomed the publication of the Legal Services Board’s (LSB) vision for legislative reform.

In today's report, the Law Commission is recommending changes to the law that would make logbook loans fairer for borrowers.

Save the Children responds to  the CAEC report on UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia, calling for a suspension of all weapon sales until accusations of international law violations in the Yemen conflict can be investigated.

Wishful thinking doesn't generate the power we need to heat homes, keep the lights on and the economy functioning says GMB

A new report by Unicef presents new ‘sobering’ data on the lives and situations of millions of children and families displaced by crisis and points to six specific actions the UK can take to help them. 

Lord Roberts of Llandudno follows up his question in the House of Lords on 'Reuniting children in the camps of Calais and Dunkirk with their families in the UK'.

Court of Appeal taking a ‘strict line’ over failure to check appeal grounds

The law that governs misconduct in public office is unclear, ambiguous and in need of reform, according to the Law Commission, independent law reform adviser to the Government.

The unaccompanied refugee children of the Calais refugee camp are putting themselves in grave danger in a desperate attempt to get to the UK. 

The UK Government must be hard-headed in pursuit of the national interest and not abandon their commitment with other parties to secure a low carbon and affordable energy future says GMB.

 

Half a million children have risked exploitation as refugee and migrant crisis turns into big business for smugglers 

In September 2016 we published a supplementary consultation paper inviting views on two issues that have arisen from our initial consultation. The consultation period ends on 31 October 2016.

The British Red Cross calls for Home Office to guarantee that young people will not be left alone in the world’s most dangerous places.

The public want a visible, properly resourced police service – and the government must work with us to help provide them with it, says the Police Federation of England and Wales.

With the sudden increase of arrivals, hundreds more refugee and migrant children are becoming stranded in Greece with critical needs such as education and protection, says Unicef.

Court fee increases of more than 600 per cent already beginning to bite.

Court fee increases of more than 600 percent already beginning to bite, says the Bar Council

The Bar Council and Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales have issued a joint statement today, voicing concern over the abduction of Mir Ahmed Bin Quasem, a lawyer in Bangladesh.

SSE's Chief Executive writes that the Hinkley Point C decision is less significant than ensuring UK energy market confidence continues as well as investment in alternatives such as new gas and offshore wind.

Nuclear power is the only carbon free show in town to keep the lights on for the one in six days when there is no wind or sun says GMB

As the last of the wreaths was laid today honouring three police officers gunned down in cold blood 50 years ago, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) renewed calls for offenders who attack police to be given jail terms fitting their crime.

Dods Monitoring's senior political consultant, Rob Micklewright, summarises the current state of affairs for UK's energy and climate change policy.

Professionals, regulators and policy makers from a range of sectors gathered under the chairmanship of TV news anchor Krishnan Guru Murthy to discuss the future of regulation, particularly in the legal sector.