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Having accepted furlough as a key part of our daily lives, particularly for the 9 million or so UK workers who are furloughed...

In response to the House of Commons Justice Committee's recommendations, the government has announced its intention to amend legislation regarding the payment of lawyers' fees ...

To determine if you're subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice, first check the public list. Private list enquiries risk disclosing your location, so seek expert advice. Challenges to a Red Notice include disputing its validity, insufficient details, human rights violations, or political motivations.

Today's entry reports on the laying before Parliament of an order removing references to the Infrastructure Planning Commission from secondary legislation.

Amendments to some of the provisions dealing with Northern Ireland were accepted, albeit with some changes.

Today's entry reports on further amendments proposed to the Planning Act 2008 in Parliament yesterday, with varying prospects of success.

Nigeria is preparing for a change of government in May even though opposition parties are still challenging the outcome of last month's presidential election in court (see our note on the election).

The UK is set to leave the European Union on 31st of October. All bets are off as to whether it will actually happen, especially when one considers the number of extensions and the never-ending drama unfolding at Westminster.

Politics is not always adversarial.

In what is a remarkable turnaround, Lord Taylor of Holbeach announced at the start of the resumed Committee proceedings on the Public Bodies Bill yesterday that the Government is agreeing to the deletion of clause 11 and Schedule 7

This is entry No.37, first published on 5 April 2011, of a blog on public bodies reform.

It's like the English Civil War all over again, though this time the Roundheads (Remainers) are fighting the Cavaliers (Brexiteers) through the courts rather than on the battlefields of the British countryside.

The UK government recently published its response (Government Response) to a House of Lords committee report (Committee Report) discussing prospective regulation of digital services

The ESMA published its final report on guidelines on product governance requirements under the MiFID II Directive (2004/65/EU). The guidelines (set out in Annex IV) to the final report aim to promote greater convergence in the implementation and application of the MiFID II requirements on product governance.

Many organisations seem afraid or in awe of politicians and government and what they can do.

The news that some of Silicon Valley's biggest names have come together to form a political action group highlights the potential dangers of simply throwing money at a problem.

New pension arrangements could have a positive impact on firms, explains Ian Luck.