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2 September 2025
The Home Office has updated its Statutory Guidance on Firearms Licensing, introducing several important changes…
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This article forms part of a short series considering recent developments in firearms explosives licensing…
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Inquest practitioners will be very familiar with R (Tainton) v HM Senior Coroner for Preston…
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Name: Claire Palmer Role: Barrister; Deputy District Judge (Civil); Bencher (Lincoln’s Inn), ED&I Committee Specialist in…
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The Government has launched a full review of the existing parental leave system – and…
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In Forrest v Amazon Web Services, the EAT overturned a strike out order after finding…
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For some years now, employment practitioners have been required, under s18A of the Employment Tribunals…
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S47B Employment Rights Act 1996 provides that an employer is liable for any detriment levied…
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The Claimant was an immigration officer with the Home Office whose security clearance was withdrawn…
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Name: David Messling Role: Barrister and Member of the Pupillage Committee Specialist in (areas of…
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Chambers is delighted to announce that Head of Chambers, Jason Beer KC is one of only…
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This is an ‘Original Manuscript’ of an article published by Taylor & Francis Group in the Journal…
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The first hearings of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry commenced today. Previously a non-statutory…
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