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The UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has recently released the long-awaited waste policy review and accompanying action plan.

On 9 June 2010, following public consultation in 2009, the Scottish Government published its first Zero Waste Plan ("the Plan"), which sets out key actions and new targets to deal with the reduction, management and treatment of waste in Scotland.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine recently adopted Resolution No.630 that amends the "List of types of activities and objects with high environmental hazard", adopted by its Resolution No.554 of 27 July 1995 (the "List"). Activities included in this List are subject to full-scope environmental impact assessment (ОВНС) and mandatory state environmental expert review, or (in the case of construction projects) expert review with respect to its environmental impact.

The English courts’ continued interest in managing the disclosure process in litigation was reflected in Lord Justice Jackson’s final report and the recent judgment by Senior Master Whitaker in Goodale and Others, which included the publication of the draft e-disclosure questionnaire.

The Financial Services Authority ("FSA") has proposed new rules to regulate the sale of insurance policies as part of packaged bank accounts.

The European Parliament has provided definitive guidance as to what is likely to constitute acceptable front-of-pack labelling, with MEPs favouring the Guideline Daily Amounts (GDA) scheme rather than the rival "traffic light" labelling scheme.

On 5 December 2011 the Hungarian Parliament adopted a bill amending, inter alia, the Medicinal Thrift Act (Act No. XCVIII of 2006) and the Drug Act.

On 26 July 2010, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) published a draft Structural Reform Plan (SRP).

Yesterday the House of Lords approved the amendments to the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Bill made last month by the House of Commons.

The health and safety calendar highlights key dates in relation to new and existing legislation, current regulatory initiatives and consultation papers dealing with health and safety issues in the UK and EU.

All contracts entered into from 1 January 2011 onwards between the state and private businesses must be published.

The UKBA will announce tomorrow that the Migration and Advisory Committee’s recommendation that job vacancies should be advertised for longer before a Tier 2 (General) Certificate of Sponsorship can be issued will be brought forward.

In a recent FT article, Janet Williams, the lead on cybercrime initiatives for the Association of Chief Police Officers, commented that insurers should agree only to provide cover against cyber attacks to companies that meet a minimum cyber defence Kitemark standard.

A recent case has confirmed that 50/50 clauses in policies covering the same risk.

Last year the Commercial Court held that individuals employed by an agent under a binding authority and named on the binding authority agreement may owe fiduciary duties personally to the insurers who granted the authority, as their sub-agents.

In a recent decision the Court of Appeal has confirmed that where a solicitor terminates his retainer prior to the completion of his instructions, he is entitled to be paid for all the work done prior to termination, provided the retainer was terminated for "good reason" and upon reasonable notice.

The Advocate General has published an opinion concerning the interpretation of certain terms contained in Directive 98/44/EC, the "Biotech Directive".