Only those living under a rock have not now heard about the plight of Iceland’s banned Rang-tan ad. What at first looked like a crisis for the supermarket has somewhat satisfyingly turned around in its favour this week – and it’s all thanks to the power of social media. The evils of palm oil For …
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Legal tech is one of the youngest sectors around and has already become an industry disruptor. However, given its current lack of funding, don’t set expectations too high just yet. Read more on page 63
There is a growing ‘sex-for-rent’ scandal currently brewing in the UK and beyond. Increasingly depressing is the proliferation and normalisation of this in many circles. Expert Housing and social welfare barrister Nicholas Nicol from One Pump Court provides Lawyer Monthly his take on the issue. Read more
The loss of the European Union may turn out to be hospitality’s gain as there are some profitable advantages to be had, insists John Trueman. Read More
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As of March next year, the government will stop accepting applicants for financial support towards installing Solar Panels Read More
Government ordered to make back-payments which could exceed £1m after judge rules decision to reduce subsistence rates for trafficked asylum seekers made on ‘false basis and cannot stand’ Read More
High court orders Home Office to make back-payments likely to exceed £1m Read More
Should we be publicly held to account for comments made in private? Is it right that someone should lose their job because of those comments? Freelance journalist Selene Nelson pitched a series of articles to then editor of Waitrose Food Magazine William Sitwell and, when she didn’t like his reply, decided to have a go …
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