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There are many countries with whom England has no reciprocal arrangements for the recognition and enforcement of their judgments in England.

West Ham United’s Andy Carroll was sent off by referee Howard Webb in the 59th minute against Swansea City on 1st February after appearing to swing an arm at Swansea’s defender Chico Flores.

A key issue facing business leaders in managing the risks of artificial intelligence, is the lack of full visibility of AI usage within their organisations.

A discussion on the issue related to third party ownership in football players.

Chancellor George Osborne announced that as part of the Finance Bill 2015 the government will introduce corporation tax relief for the production of children's television programmes.

The European Commission's long awaited revision of the Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will bring a range of new players inside the regulatory regime.

Greg Wyler's OneWeb has entered into new alliances with Airbus Defence and Space and with Intelsat, has obtained $500m million of funding from leading companies and has struck a deal described by OneWeb as the largest commercial rocket acquisition ever.

Have a read of my latest interview with fantastic football illustrator (and maker of the illustrations on this site) Dan Leydon.

Each week seems to bring a new football controversy.

Cost control and Financial Fair Play (FFP) has dominated the football financial headlines over the last few weeks.

On 4 October 2023, the government published its plans for a consultation relating to proposed new regulations governing the sale and marketing of vaping products.

It is often the case that a third party is called upon to guarantee a tenant's obligations under a lease, which provides a landlord with some degree of comfort that it has someone to turn to in the event of a tenant's demise.

This was the question raised in the recent case of System Pipework Ltd v Rotary Building Services Ltd, in which the court was concerned with whether the claimant had lost its right to make ...

The UK government's Science and Technology Committee has begun its inquiry into the Draft Spaceflight Bill.

Our annual Space Business Summit brought together some of the leading players in the space sector and finance community to debate the issue "Evolution or Revolution?

A successful pilot in Somerset, UK is paving the way for the use of satellite broadband technology to deliver connectivity to the UK's final five percent of people in hard-to-reach areas.

In February we reported on the UK government's announcement of its commitment to the ratification of the Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol.