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Part 11 of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) 2023 came into force on 26 October 2023 and gives the secretary of state new powers to make regulations to require the disclosure...

The UK Supreme Court has released (7 June 2023) its judgment in the case of London Borough of Merton Council v Nuffield Health Ltd, with a unanimous five-judge panel ruling in favour of Nuffield Health...

With the general election now underway, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has already ruled out rises in corporation tax, VAT, income tax and national insurance, and indicated that no further tax rises..

The UK Labour Party set out a range of tax policy pledges with the launch of its Business Partnership for Growth plan in February, highlighting those it wishes to maintain...

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced in January that it will investigate the historical use of discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs) in the motor finance industry.

dentifying businesses as deployers of high-risk AI systems is crucial for understanding new regulatory responsibilities

On 10 April, the European Parliament formally adopted its position on a regulation to introduce a voluntary certification framework for carbon removals...

The Food Standards and Information Focus Group (FSIFG) has prepared draft guidance on how plant-based dairy companies should describe their products...

UK employers face significant changes under the new Labour government, including revised EHRC guidance on sexual harassment prevention, emphasizing proactive measures and potential enforcement actions.

Labour's proposed "day one rights" for workers aim to enhance protections immediately upon starting a job. These rights, likely effective soon after election, focus on ensuring parental rights, sick pay entitlements, and safeguards against unfair dismissal from the outset

In this edition, we cover recent and upcoming developments in employee share plans, with updates on government consultations expected at or around the time of the UK Spring Budget.

The UK is poised to become a "global solar superpower" with significant growth in solar energy deployment, E.ON announces the UK's first 'ectogrid' low-carbon network at Silvertown, and Centrica progresses on redeveloping the Rough reservoir for hydrogen storage.

This week we look at: the admittance of up to 300MW of aggregated assets into the Balancing Mechanism, new arrangements to restore Great Britain's power grid, National Grid's...

Following its two consultations on draft regulations implementing certain aspects of the Procurement Act 2023, the government has now published its response and has also published the draft regulations.

Does a proposed patent suspension backed by Washington open a Pandora's box for vaccine R&D and investment?

The ASA ruled against Space NK's 2023 beauty advent calendar related promotion, citing breaches of the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing (CAP Code)...

Ahead of the UK general election, the Conservative Party focuses on removing EU laws, while Labour supports "smart data" initiatives, digital identity verification, easier construction of data centres, and a National Data Library.

Pharma and medtech companies face enhanced liability under the EU's new directive...