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Nicola Brooks, a 45 year old single mother from Brighton, has won a High Court Order forcing Facebook to reveal the identities of individuals who targeted her with abusive messages.

The High Court has made an order requiring the UK's five major internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to a number of websites including "Popcorn Time" type websites.

The tent village of protesters that has sprung up around St Pauls Cathedral in London is a very modern one: not only do people sometimes go home for a shower and not come back (or do they?), read broadsheets on their tablets rather than the Socialist Worker and worship a variety of gods including David Icke (his insightful utterances plastered on numerous columns) but rather than riot or chant they blog, tweet and spread the word on Facebook.

The Regulations apply to children who are resident in England and who film in Great Britain, as well as children who are resident abroad, but who film in England.

Earlier this week, Facebook announced that as of 1st January 2015 it will be up-dating its data policy, cookies policy and general terms.

The exponential growth of available data (big data) means that big analytics and big research projects are expected to lead to big knowledge and thus big opportunities - but who benefits and who loses?

Mr and Mrs Birch owned Hebron Farm and surrounding land and gifted a parcel of land to Mr Birch’s mother.

The High Court held that the claimants had acquired an equitable easement to open and close a gate for all purposes connected to the reasonable enjoyment of their property.

When Jones Lang Lasalle closed its auction division in May 2012, many in the property industry were asking what the future holds for commercial property auctions.

This case is a good reminder of the importance of dealing with an unauthorised user.

Re Morningside (Leicester) Ltd [2014] UKUT 0070 (LC).

The government has announced that it will raise the thresholds above which residential, urban development and industrial estate proposals must be screened to determine whether environmental impact assessment (EIA) is required.

In this case, the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) refused the tenant's application to discharge or modify a leasehold covenant which prohibited him from sub-letting his flat.

The Government wants to make the decision making stage faster and more certain, with firm deadlines.

The applicants had purchased a farmhouse and surrounding buildings and land which was subject to a restrictive covenant imposed by a 1980 conveyance which prohibited the use of the property other than for agricultural use or as a Riding School and Livery Stable.

RIBA's main message is that 'there are a range of different procedures that can be used to procure design services suited to different project outcomes.'

Much has been written about the Supreme Court's decision in the case of Coventry v Lawrence and the impact this will have on the award of injunctions in rights to light cases.

On 1 October 2011 the responsibilities for private sewers and drains in England and Wales, which on 1 July 2011 drained into an existing public sewer, automatically transferred to the sewerage company regulated by OFWAT.