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The Horizon IT Inquiry underscores urgent need for reform of outdated laws presuming computer-generated evidence is reliable

Expanded eligibility and cost reforms have made Right to Manage more appealing — but directors must navigate complex legal and financial duties

From April 2026, all tax advisors must register with HMRC and meet new minimum standards aimed at improving compliance

Labour’s new stance on Hong Kong extraditions exposes alarming inconsistencies in the UK’s human rights and China policy

A family court judge has reiterated that a child’s welfare, not parental preference, remains the only true test in relocation cases

As Ofcom enforces sweeping online safety rules, platforms face tough choices over age checks, AI, and compliance

Despite reforms, cost budgeting remains contentious—demanding precision, strategy, and justification to avoid adverse consequences

Britain’s highest court now enables unchecked sanctions, abandoning oversight and eroding the rule of law.

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