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Good Work Plan: legislative employment reform?
Oct 23

Oct 23 Good Work Plan: legislative employment reform?

Sophia Gonella
Employment Law, Reform

The UK Government has now established a programme to reform the labour market in its current form to address some of the major issues flagged up in responses to a number of consultations in October.

Brexit and the Benn Act: will the PM adhere to it?
Oct 16

Oct 16 Brexit and the Benn Act: will the PM adhere to it?

Alanna Gardella
Brexit, Politics

Parliament passed the Benn Act to ensure that, should Boris Johnson fail to secure a Brexit deal by 19th October, he is obliged to send a letter to the EU to ask for an article 50 extension until the 31st January. What does this mean for the British PM?

Sainsbury's-Asda Merger: what is currently happening?
Feb 4

Feb 4 Sainsbury's-Asda Merger: what is currently happening?

Commercial, M&A, UK

The possible merger between Sainsbury’s and Asda would be one of the biggest in the UK retail industry. The CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) has initiated an extensive competitive assessment as to the potential implications of the tie-up between the two supermarket chains.

Challenging Northern Ireland’s abortion laws
Jan 30

Jan 30 Challenging Northern Ireland’s abortion laws

Guest Author
Politics, Medical

The Abortion Act 1967 arguably liberalised Britain but was never extended to Northern Ireland.

Brexit: a constitutional crisis
Jan 17

Jan 17 Brexit: a constitutional crisis

Guest Author
Politics, Brexit, EU

May’s Brexit deal comes crashing down after the largest defeats in history with a majority of 230 votes against.

 

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