Tag: United Kingdom
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Half of legal workers feel pressure to take on additional hours to ‘meet job demands’
Many do so without extra pay Half of legal workers feel pressured to work overtime to meet job expectations, new research has found — and… Read More
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How Rishi Sunak could fight a ‘stop the boats election’
A key question that flowed from the Supreme Court ruling on the government’s flagship deportation plan last week was this: will any asylum seekers make… Read More
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Lammy accuses world leaders of complacency on two-state solution as he visits Israel
David Lammy has accused world leaders of being “content with delusions of wishful thinking” when it comes to the Middles East and the failure to… Read More
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Jeremy Hunt won’t ‘sacrifice the principles of sound money’ for tax cuts in Autumn statement
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will not “sacrifice the principles of sound money” amid calls for tax cuts, when he delivers the Autumn Statement on Wednesday. Treasury… Read More
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Law Society publishes guidance to support disabled aspiring lawyers
Online materials, reasonable adjustments, flexible working and more The Law Society has issued new guidance to support disabled students through their studies and the workplace… Read More
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Aspiring lawyers sleep deprived, research finds – but not as much as business students
55 hour working week A recent study shows that, contrary to popular belief, law students aren’t the most sleep deprived out there. Taking into account… Read More
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Britain’s mental health is getting worse — it’s time to get ahead of the problem
Britain’s mental health is getting worse. Rates of mental health difficulty among children and young people have risen especially quickly since the start of the… Read More
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If our leaders believe in a two-state solution, they need to act accordingly
In the face of extreme violence and a mounting death toll in Gaza, Western leaders seem to have remembered their commitment to a two-state solution for… Read More
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Week-in-Review: The false dawn of ‘real Rishi’
It will be considered the most consequential week of Rishi Sunak’s premiership: a far-reaching cabinet reshuffle which ditched Suella Braverman and vaulted David Cameron, and… Read More
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The ennoblement of David Cameron underlines the case for urgent House of Lords reform
The House of Lords has had an unusually high-profile year. The upper chamber likes to conduct its business in the background with the public eye… Read More