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The Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme: Fit and proper?

To combat the illegal and duty free sale of alcohol, new legislation will ensure those involved in the wholesale trading of alcohol are registered with HMRC, discusses David Bedenham

Up in the air: Flight delay claim queries return to Europe

Despite their stubbornness compared to their European counterparts, the UK courts will once again ask Luxembourg for clarification of the Denied Boarding Regulation, writes Mark Walker

The office of solicitor general: 500 years on

Phillip Taylor MBE profiles the law officer's role with the current solicitor general, Robert Buckland QC MP

Banking bonuses: The future of buyouts

Fixing buyouts in the financial services sector is proving a tough nut to crack, discusses Darren Isaacs

Stuck in the middle market

Emerging and mid-level firms are struggling to compete in an increasingly competitive market, analyses Mahesh Nandeeshaiah

'Worst UK gangmaster' sued in modern slavery case

Lithuanian men seek compensation for 'being treated like slaves' by Kent-based company

Police need greater support from CPS as hate crime figures rise

Nottingham Law School finds police officers need far more resources to deal with hate crimes

SFO raids fall by a half as budgetary constraints bite

High profile failures may have left organisation reluctant to take forceful action, says international law firm