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From 1 October 2025, any ads for "less healthy" foods will be banned from TV before 9pm and there will be a complete ban online.

As part of the Advertising Standards Authority's AI-assisted collective ad regulation strategy, it has been carrying out research with the aim of better understanding...

The UK government has launched its much-trailed consultation on UK children's digital wellbeing, covering social media age bans...

The paper addresses the detailed operation of how “security of tenure” operates in business tenancies – that is, briefly, the statutory continuation of existing tenancies alongside the tenant’s right to renew.

The concept of ‘flexibility' from a leasehold perspective can take many forms and within that there are degrees and differing perspectives. The coming years will see more...

Lewis Silkin has played a key role in a project which aims to bring more major Hollywood film productions to the UK, advising Shinfield Studios on the construction aspects...

The FCA has started legal proceedings against global crypto exchange HTX (formerly Huobi) for illegally promoting cryptoasset...

In a UK first, an individual has been sentenced to four years in prison for illegal crypto activity worth over £2.5m and associated offences.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Children's Online Safety was set up in 2018. It has now opened a call for evidence on an inquiry into Artificial Intelligence...

Ofcom is consulting on proposals for a series of additional safety measures to strengthen Its "first-edition" Codes of practice on Illegal Content and the Protection of Children.

Last week, The AI Agenda brought together Lewis Silkin's Cliff Fluet and Phil Hughes, along with Ben Field from Deep Fusion, for a compelling discussion on AI's transformative impact on creative storytelling.

Senior leaders, legal experts and innovators gathered to explore what it takes to adopt AI safely, strategically and at scale. The conversation has moved beyond what AI might do to how organisations are actually using it, examining governance, regulation, leadership and the fault lines that will shape the next phase of AI transformation.

What does it take to lead effectively when the ground keeps shifting? That question sits at the heart of this edition where our insights examine how organisations can stay agile...

After a lot of speculation over the last few months, the US Government has confirmed that it will impose 'reciprocal' tariffs on other countries. Most commentators disagree with the characterisation of these as reciprocal.

Romania’s name traces back to the Roman Empire, but its employment law regime is firmly rooted in the modern EU framework.

Lithuania is land of ancient amber, determined endurance, and unexpectedly functional pay transparency laws.

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 specifically outlaws fake and misleading consumer reviews. This law came into force in April 2025.

The UK government has launched a consultation to address issues in the secondary ticketing market, focusing on resale price limits, platform accountability, and consumer protections. The consultation also seeks feedback on transparency in ticket pricing, including dynamic pricing. Responses are due by April 4, 2025