The Lions roar, but was it the death knell for Dragons and Wallabies?
The Lions victory in the first test of the three-test series was a workmanlike performance that demonstrated the dominance of the British and Irish... Read more »
The Lions victory in the first test of the three-test series was a workmanlike performance that demonstrated the dominance of the British and Irish... Read more »
Over twenty years on from the last review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, the Law Commission has recently published a statement on the direction... Read more »
The Football Governance Bill has passed its Third Reading in the Commons by 415 votes to 98 and looks set to gain Royal Assent before Parliament... Read more »
“It is convenient,” said Mr Justice Fancourt, with the dry efficiency of a man about to detonate a planning regime, “to start with Dyer’s... Read more »
Lasting powers of attorney (LPA) have been widely adopted since their introduction in 2007, letting individuals appoint family members, friends and... Read more »
The next leg of the 2025 Ultimate Pro Triathlon Tour is coming to London in August, on the back of the announcement of a potential new $20 million... Read more »
A case in the High Court, Keith Morris v William Simon Williams [2025] EWHC 218 (KB) dealt with the admissibility of without prejudice... Read more »
After the drama of the Headingley test, the ECB decision not to hold an Ashes Test in Leeds in 2027 seems extraordinary. The first Test, in a series... Read more »
Last week the issue of Leasehold was prominent in the House of Commons, as the Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee examined... Read more »
The Glastonbury festival is a uniquely British institution, calling bands, artists and more than 200,000 fans together for a weekend of live music and... Read more »
