Government guidance on flying flags (updated 20 July 2021) indicates that: ‘Flags are a very British way of expressing joy ...

The respondent had been declared bankrupt by an order dated 11 September 2025. There was no order for costs. Tribunal ...

The rules surrounding civil procedure are constantly being chopped and changed, and it is not uncommon for reforms to be ...

Signed up through aggressive cold-calling campaigns and uninformed of the financial risk, many now face severe financial ...

Housing secretary Angela Rayner wants to ensure local authority overhaul programme is robust and legally sound.

Directors have 'yet to answer basic questions on the use of investor funds', administrators' statement of proposals reveals ...

The scale of the growing divergence between English and Welsh law is starkly illustrated in a document published by the Law ...

Parliament will be given the chance to bring forward regulation of litigation funding as reform supporters continue to bang ...

The highly improper nature of the conduct' meant removal would have been only appropriate sanction, JCIO finds.

A partner who was described as ‘actively dishonest’ in a High Court judgment has appealed against the judge’s findings, ...

John Cruickshank, who was sole practitioner with Leicestershire firm Geoffrey Hill & Co, handled the finances so badly that ...

The attorney general and the chancellor have pre-emptively teamed up to blame judicial review for government's delivery ...