In the last few weeks, professional football clubs across Europe have begun to unveil the attire in which they will do battle with each other on the

Data from Frontier Economics indicates that the British luxury sector is heavily European export orientated, forewarning ‘a loss in value of exports

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Government targets stipulate that routine conditions should be treated within 18 weeks across a range of specialities, but many face longer delays. In

After almost a year considering the responses to its first draft, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has issued a new version of its

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The current legal battle involving Rosa Monckton, a close friend of Princess Diana, and a group of other parents of disabled children in the High

In September of last year, NHS Improvement was appointed as an external regulator to oversee improvements at the cardiac unit of St George’s Hospital

The High Court has recently ruled in favour of Kerry Shaw, a 40 year old teacher from Grimsby, who was left severely disabled after a delay in

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A recent study focusing on techniques to assess bone density has found that ultrasound scans may be as effective as more traditional Dual Energy X-ray

The Court of Appeal has overturned a ruling of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), which had dismissed the applicant’s application for a collective

There have been two developments in the world of VAT and higher education - a Supreme Court case and a change in legislation. Let’s start with the

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the UK’s financial services sector regulator) has sent a warning shot across the bows of UK authorised firms

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On 15 April, the Secretary of State for Housing Communities and Local Government, James Brokenshire, made the incredible announcement that the

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As the long winter drew to a close, the Supreme Court handed down a unanimous judgment in Perry v Raleys Solicitors 2019: a case on the principles