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The European Commission (the "Commission") has adopted a set of recommendations aimed at reducing global carbon emissions from the information and communication technologies sector ("ICT") and strengthening the ICT sector’s potential to play a central and critical role in the transition to an energy-efficient low carbon economy.

The European Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee (ITRE) has voted in favour of a report on offshore oil and gas activities that aims to update safety rules and close loopholes in current legislation. ITRE's action is in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010 and is designed to be the European Parliament's response to a Commission consultation paper issued in October 2010.

On Friday 3 October FSA announced that it had changed the FSCS rules (with effect from Tuesday 7 October) to increase the deposit protection limit from £35,000 to £50,000 per person per authorised bank.

The Government yesterday announced that it had reached agreement with the four largest UK banks that they will disclose the pay of their highest paid individuals, which go beyond the disclosures required by the FSA under the Remuneration Code or required by the Listing Rules.

The OFT has today launched a review of barriers to entry, expansion and exit in retail banking in order to identify any obstacles facing new entrants and smaller banks seeking to expand.

When Martin Wheatley spoke out on 5 September 2012 against the use of "risky" sales incentive schemes by retail banks, he drew a direct link between these schemes and recent, high profile misselling cases.

Under EU regulation 1333/2008, which came into effect on 20 July 2010, it is now mandatory on an EU-wide scale for any food products that still contain colours thought to cause hyperactivity in some children to be labelled with an appropriate warning.

Quality assurance is not only essential for a food product and a brand but at it's most basic level becomes a safety issue.

The Government’s announcement of the 2011 Budget contained an unexpected rise in the Supplementary Charge which has resulted in much comment and concern in the industry.

As foreshadowed in the Budget, the Government has now started a formal consultation on relaxing the planning rules for changes of use from commercial to residential.

St Andrews Day 2009 saw the Scottish Government launch their white paper on Scotland's constitutional future and it promised that a Referendum Bill would be introduced early in 2010.

Following consultation with users of the SMS and lobbying from lawyers and business, the UKBA has announced a number of changes to SMS effective 22 February 2010.

Credit crunch losses have massively increased the number of overvaluation claims against surveyors and as a result professional indemnity insurance has become increasingly difficult to obtain.

In November 2009 the Solicitors Regulation Authority opened a consultation on the future of the Assigned Risks Pool which, the chair of the SRA has said, is "costing a huge amount of money but demonstrating little benefit".

The recent decision in (1) Travelers Insurance Co Ltd (2) Denton Wilde Sapte v Gauri Advani [2012] concerns the recovery of defence costs from an insured former employee of a firm of solicitors, where the employee's conduct was "plainly dishonest".

Facebook has recently offered users the chance to create their own URL for the site, rather than assigning them a random URL made from a combination of numbers and digits.

The Information Commissioner yesterday issued new guidance relating to the collection of personal data, online (the "Code").