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506 articles covering UK law — immigration, corporate, property, technology, employment and more. Updated daily from Google News.
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UK politicians have written to Britain's biggest banks warning that their refusal to provide banking services to crypto and digital asset firms risks hampering the sector’s growth and driving businesses out of the country.
The National Crime Agency leads the UK's fight to cut serious and organised crime.
The provision and advertising of financial services in the UK is highly regulated. In most situations anyone providing financial services in the UK or to UK customers needs to be authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and in some cases also by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).
UK police and FCA arrest 17 for organised crime, money laundering, tax evasion after major raids targeting financial firms in London and beyond.
The UK government is moving forward with plans to allow companies incorporated in other jurisdictions to redomicile to the UK. Introducing a corporate redomiciliation regime will make it easier for foreign companies to move to the UK and aligns with the government's strategy to increase business investment in the UK.
Sheffield-based PM Law Ltd, which had 25 offices across England, closed suddenly on 2 February.
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Draft legislation has been published for the new Securities Transfer Tax (STT) regime, as part of the Government’s “modernisation of the...
Boss of Edinburgh law firm says hire underlines commitment to recruiting top talent in London
More asylum hotels have been handed back to local communities, ready to reopen their doors to tourists, visitors and businesses.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's request for Mike Tapp's removal came after he wrote an unauthorised article.
An Indian national who sought to extend her leave to remain as a Tier 1 entrepreneur has failed in a judicial review challenge based on Home Office guidance which continued to refer to a Covid-era concession after the concession had been withdrawn. Lord Harrower held that the guidance could not give
Chaos on Carey London residential job as Home Office swoops
A new income threshold means only the richest 30% of employed Britons will be able to bring their partners here, writes children’s book editor and writer Maegan Dobson Sippy
Explore the latest 2026 study abroad visa rules for Indian students. Updated requirements for Australia, Canada, UK, USA, Germany, & New Zealand including proof of funds, visa changes, and admission trends.
Reform-led council cancels funding for anti-racism group over ‘politically charged agenda’
Andy Burnham wants it to justify its decision to put guards in towns and cities near an asylum base.
The Manston centre in Kent became overwhelmed in November 2022 at the height of the small boats crisis.
Police had been looking into footage appearing to show the man, also known as Danny Tommo, slashing at a boat in the English Channel with a knife.
A total of 781 migrants arrive on Wednesday, but the yearly total is below the same point in 2025.
The arrivals of two unescorted migrant boats mark the first uncontrolled landings recorded in the UK since 2025.
Housing secretary says Home Office moved goalposts with ‘disruptive’ change to permanent residence rules
The Prime Minister says there will be "no complacency" in cracking down on Channel crossings.
Profile: Tatiana Sharposhnikova, CEO and founder at Sharpwell Property Law: Tatiana Sharposhnikova is the founder and CEO of Sharpwell Property Law, a London firm which helps buyers from all backgrounds overcome some of the most co
The High Court ruled Temu not liable for copyright infringement in Shein v Temu, highlighting challenges in proving platform liability and safe-harbour defences.
WIPO Director General Daren Tang visited London from May 3 to 6, 2026, where he delivered keynote remarks at the INTA Annual Meeting and held a series of engagements with United Kingdom and international stakeholders....
Entain has called on the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) to review its trade mark registration process for unlicensed operators.
Members of our Intellectual Property team have examined the latest developments in UK plant variety rights with an in-depth analysis of the landmark Nadorcott v Asda decision.
The UK government has published its much anticipated report on copyright and AI. The government has not proposed any specific legislative changes of copyright law in relation to training AI models at this stage, saying it wants to see how the situation in other countries evolves and continue discussions with stakeholders. The government has however ruled out a general TDM exception, backed away from its previously “preferred” option of an exception with an opt out and announced an intention to kill off copyright for purely computer generated works. There are four specific areas where it says it wants to do further work. These are: digital replicas, labelling AI content, creator control and transparency and licensing support for independent and smaller creatives. In this article, we set out our initial thoughts on the report and some of the key take aways.
As part of the UK's Modern Industrial Strategy, the UK Government announced on 16 July 2025 the formation of expert working groups as part of its Plan for Change. These working groups will aim to deliver a solution that balances encouraging AI innovation whilst ensuring robust protections for creative industries through copyright. This initiative builds on a consultation on AI and Copyright launched by the UK Government in December 2024, which has already attracted 11,500 responses. Feedback from these working groups will help finalise policy measures arising from this consultation, and hopefully deliver practical, workable solutions to foster innovation and growth. For more about the Copyright Consultation read our earlier article here.
Supermac's and McDonald's have been embroiled in a long running legal battle over the right to use brand terms including "Mac".
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