The Home Office has announced that those with a biometric residence permit (BRP) or a UK residence card, also known as an EEA biometric residence card, (BRC) which expired on or after 31 December 2024.

A General Medical Council tribunal rejected an attempt to suspend Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sitta, concluding that there was no risk to patient safety or evidence of discrimination, safeguarding his professional reputation.

In an effort to end the ‘culture of cover up' in the NHS, ministers are proposing a new framework which will punish NHS managers who deter whistleblowers from coming forward with their concerns.

Senior NHS Neurosurgeon Dr Mansoor Foroughi has been critical of University Hospital Sussex, alleging that there were an estimated 105 suspected cases of medical negligence...

Alison Stanley and ILPA propose that re-opening regional mobility with Europe could address UK labor shortages and economic challenges, suggesting youth mobility, frontier worker, and self-employment schemes.

The Home Office has published further information about the digital immigration system which is expected to be fully in force by the beginning of 2025.

A few weeks ago, we wrote about Mr. Yaser Jabbar, an orthopaedic surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), who is currently under investigation by the General Medical Council (GMC).

Yesterday, Monday 7 August 2023, the Home Office announced that from the beginning of 2024, fines for illegal working and illegal renting are to be more than tripled from the current penalties...

Starting 24 July 2024, UK visa application fees will rise from £1,048 to £1,258. The 20% increase affects family visa applicants, including those extending stays as partners or parents of British children, and non-standard applications on discretionary or human rights grounds.

Breaking news: the Sponsor Licence application process has become slightly more streamlined. The Home Office has delivered an much longed-for change to the process...

We often hear about High Net Worth individuals but what about the regular, ‘Real Net Worth' people who make up 99% of the population: the 99%ers? How can we help these clients navigate...

The UK Home Office is delaying the rollout of the UKVI account system after facing concerns about technical issues and digital exclusion, offering more time to address system flaws and ensure smoother implementation.

Earlier this month, a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was suspended following an external review that identified serious concerns regarding...

The UK government has undertaken a significant review of UK data protection law post Brexit. Following a consultation that first launched last September, the Government...

These arguments will be tested in Court next month, but now they can be debated by the public too.

The recent case of a British couple who have had twin boys born through surrogacy in Cyprus has once again brought attention to the complexities of the law...

Not satisfied with attacking the British economy through unsustainable and unconscionable salary threshold increases for businesses which sponsor overseas nationals to work in the UK...

Last week saw the Special Educational Needs & Disability (SEND) system in the news. On 25 July, ITV put a spotlight on SEND with an extensive survey showing that thousands of SEND children...

The voice of the child is, according to the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory, "acknowledged in legislation and guidance – as a way of both informing welfare-based decisions and upholding their rights".

‘It's the economy, stupid!' This famous statement is said to be a predictor of the outcome of elections. Could having a loose grip of economics help us help our clients?