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Degree apprenticeships: bridging the legal sector skills gap

Apprenticeships have provided an effective way to meet the needs of the non-lawyer staff base in the delivery of legal services, says Jacqueline Panter

Preserving one's position

Rizvan Mussa and Salima Mawji reflect on the latest High Court guidance on judicial review and complaints to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator

Disadvantaging young people

Turkey's removal of Darwinism from the classroom raises questions closer to home, explain Helen Hall and Javier Garcia Oliva

Certainty over regular attendance

A recent Supreme Court decision clarifies the meaning of regular attendance, says Tom Tabori

How safe is schools' monitoring of pupils?

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

Landslide vote for human rights lawyer

Glasgow University students send message of unity against hatred and bigotry

How will the GDPR affect schools and universities?

Educational institutions will need to be increasingly diligent about how they use and process students' personal information, explain Salima Mawji and Salise Dourmoush

A break for term-time holidays?

Fenella Morris QC and Anna Bicarregui consider the Supreme Court appeal on term-time holidays