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Procedural rule that governs how MPs discuss live court cases remains fit for purpose

The Procedure Committee concludes that the sub judice rule effectively upholds the balance between free speech and judicial independence while ensuring necessary parliamentary discourse occurs

Michelle Jarman-Howe appointed as new Director General of Prisons

Michelle Jarman-Howe has been appointed the new Director General of Prisons after an extensive recruitment process

Minster Law launches new serious injury network

Minster Law has introduced PiRPLE, a national network aiding law firms in managing serious injury cases

Midwife's discrimination claim against NHS

A former midwife's case against an NHS trust over a Prevent referral linked to her beliefs progresses to court

FCA embraces AI to transform regulation

The FCA aims to enhance regulatory efficiency through AI while highlighting the need for accountability and consumer protection

Anthony Collins joins national framework for development projects

Leading law firm Anthony Collins has been appointed to a crucial developer-led framework supporting public sector initiatives

Fletchers appoints Steven Horsley to lead team

Fletchers Solicitors has appointed Steven Horsley to head a team dedicated to military injuries

WHN Solicitors boosts legal rankings significantly

WHN Solicitors has improved its rankings in a prominent guide, reflecting its growth and expertise in law