Tag: United Kingdom
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Mark Carney’s endorsement strengthened Rachel Reeves’ pitch as an ‘iron chancellor’
In 2013, a 47-year-old Mark Carney was appointed the new governor of the Bank of England by a positively giddy George Osborne, then the chancellor… Read More
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Labour are ‘the healers, the modernisers, the builders’ – follow Keir Starmer’s conference speech live
The Labour leader has argued that the Labour Party are “the healers, the modernisers, [and] the builders” in his now underway conference speech — it… Read More
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TLT sets 35% ethnic minority target for trainee and apprentice roles
October 2030 TLT is aiming to achieve 35% ethnic minority representation across its “early careers roles” within the next seven years as part of its… Read More
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‘Terrorism will not prevail’: Rishi Sunak offers Israel UK support amid ‘horrific violence’
Rishi Sunak has offered UK support to Israel as he condemned the “horrific violence that Hamas unleashed over the weekend”. It comes as at least… Read More
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World Mental Health Day: Calls to lawyer wellbeing helpline up nearly a quarter
LawCare issues fresh guidance to firms Wellbeing charity LawCare has seen a 24% increase in the number of legal professionals reaching out for support so… Read More
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Keir Starmer ‘not presuming anything’ despite promise to oversee a ‘decade of national renewal’
A senior frontbencher has said Sir Keir Starmer is “not presuming anything”, despite the fact that his speech today is expected to talk up the… Read More
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Squire Patton Boggs becomes latest international firm to secure law license in Saudi Arabia
Joins likes of HSF, Latham and Clifford Chance International law firm Squire Patton Boggs (SPB) has become the latest big legal player to be granted… Read More
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‘Change will be achieved only on the basis of iron discipline’ – Rachel Reeves’ speech to Labour Party conference in full
Rachel Reeves today addressed the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, declaring that “change will be achieved only on the basis of iron discipline”. Read the… Read More
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At Labour Party conference, Keir Starmer faces his final frontier
On the surface, it would seem that Labour, of the two main parties competing for No 10, has the least work to do this conference… Read More
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City lawyer granted anonymity despite strike off for child sex offences
Human Rights Act justification to protect ex-wife and children The identity of a lawyer who committed child sex offences while working for a top City… Read More