Greta Sporcich provides an insightful consideration of the status of UK eSafety laws and their room for improvement.

The Law Commission must think carefully when deciding which reforms to make to the Wills Act 1837.

An overview of the United Kingdom’s recent announcement of visa income thresholds for family and skilled worker visas.

Evaluating the recent debate over the now-scrapped IPP Scheme and its negative mental health consequences on prisoners

The United Kingdom is not generally known to be a place with a struggling justice system. However, recent reports from the Home Office...

The conviction of Carla Foster for late-term abortion has sparked widespread protest, but do calls for reform pose more harm than good?

The freezing of Nigel Farage’s creates need to look into the details and possible dangers of freedom of expression legislation in the UK.

Love Island raises questions about democracy concerning governance, intellectual freedom and moral equality.

Vodafone and Three have agreed to merge in a deal that will transform Britain's telecommunications sector.

The End of "Not Proven" by Trip Brown Scottish lawmakers have proposed a new bill that aims to abolish the “Not Proven Verdict” in...

A summary of current DCT testing legislation and improvements for the future.

A review of Jonathan Heawood’s The Press Freedom Myth.

Elizabeth Holmes Sentenced to More Than 11 Years in Prison for Theranos Fraud A federal judge sentenced Elizabeth Holmes to 135 months,...

Trigger Warning: this article contains discussion of domestic abuse, which may be disturbing to some readers. The number of adults...

A summary of the legal news in September 2022.

A summary of significant events in the UK’s legal system in July 2022 from barrister strikes to de-anonymisation of divorce cases

Is existing legislation sufficient to combat increasing period poverty in the UK and should there be medical leave for severe period pain?

What is sanctions busting and which countries are likely to bust sanctions against Russia?

Why the suggested reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998 would be a detriment to human rights in the UK.

Terrorism within prisons is not exempt from the law. So why is there so little agreement on how to respond to radical inmates?