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Execution of the intellectually disabled is unconstitutional in Trinidad, but it remains for the president to give respite, explains Katherine Buckle

Tesco sets aside Â£235m to settle misleading information and false accounting investigations

'Well-intentioned' bill may be counter-productive, say solicitors and barristers

SRA criticised for resorting to 'spin' in press release that ignores 'tiered' profession concerns

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Clare Edwards examines the privacy implications of the eSafe service and what schools should be aware of if employing this technology

EU arrangements should not be used as 'bargaining chips' in negotiations

Experienced private client solicitor made 'monumental departure' from probity and trust

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