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Following on from the recent test of the first liquid hydrogen powered flight is the news that Rolls Royce has completed tests on an engine running on hydrogen.

Like much of the rest of the world, Europe continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.

The Artemis programme is in full swing. The new Space Launch System (SLS), launched in November 2022, carried the ESA-developed Orion capsule in the first leg of its journey, which included a flyby of the moon and a safe return to Earth.

As autonomous technology advances, it is clear that current legislation and regulations will need to be updated to enable this new technology to operate safely on our roads, seas and airspace.

On 8 December EU leaders agreed that sufficient progress had been made on the first phase of EU/UK negotiations (principally about the financial settlement)...

Container collapses can occur at sea as a result of a number of factors such as inadequate, deficient or improper securing, improper stowage configuration, excessive stability, the failure of the vessel to assess storm movement or to take action in deteriorating weather.

The recent case of Klieve v TUI UK Limited (2009) has caused potential problems for claimant solicitors and a headache and certainly more work for the High Court for cases concerning personal injury claims arising out of accidents on ships.

Picture the scene: you've purchased your dream yacht, had it delivered to your favourite European port, stocked up on your favourite food and invited your closest friends for an intimate cocktail reception and candlelit dinner.

A new specialised forum for dispute resolution for the global aviation industry was launched in July 2022 in The Hague.

In Ayhan Sezer v Agroinvest [2024], the High Court clarified the date of default in the context of anticipatory repudiatory breaches under the GAFTA Default Clause. The court held that the default date should be the date of the first anticipatory repudiatory breach, aligning with previous case law and providing consistency in the interpretation of such breaches.

The commercial space age is now well and truly underway. This is evidenced both by the increasing publicity surrounding the growing number of privately initiated space-based endeavours...

The Article 29 Working Party has published an Opinion (01/2015) about the data protection and privacy issues in relation to the utilisation of drones.

Among other things, the EU's Unfair Commercial Practices Directive prohibits misleading actions and omissions.

On 7 June 2011, the Council of the European Union agreed Council Decision 2011/332/CFSP.

As cycling fans across the globe eagerly await the Grand Départ of the 111th Tour de France on Saturday 29 June (myself included!), the Tour owners have been grinding their own uphill...

Transport Law can be characterised by the opening-up to competition, and the expansion of, transport by coach.