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SPS Doorguard Ltd has been fined after employing unlicensed security managers.
Google has agreed to make significant changes to its processes for tackling fake reviews – meaning people can have more trust in the reviews they see.
Government to review UK Internal Market Act, working closely with devolved governments throughout
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The Law Officers have received a request to consider the sentence of Axel Rudakubana under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.
UK Statement at San Marino's Universal Periodic Review at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Delivered by the UK Human Rights Ambassador, Eleanor Sanders.
An innovative recycling project has helped to create a new mock courtroom allowing law students to get a taste of the Crown court.
Anglers from Walsall, Evesham and Burton-upon-Trent have been found guilty of fishing illegally.
A new Nature Restoration Fund will accelerate infrastructure projects and enable developers to meet their environmental obligations faster.
Malicious predators who create sexually explicit deepfakes without consent can expect to face the full force of the law under a new amendment to legislation.…
Welfare fraudsters who cheated the taxpayer out of £7 billion last year could be banned from driving if they repeatedly fail to reimburse the public and repay their debt.
Three anglers from Nottingham and one from Loughborough have been found guilty of fishing illegally in cases brought by the Environment Agency.
The Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has given an update on the actions the government will take including the creation of an independent public inquiry.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered a statement on the Southport public inquiry today.
The role of computer evidence in the criminal justice system will be examined through a call for evidence to prevent future miscarriages of justice.
The government has announced a new plan to leverage technology and AI tools like "Humphrey" to streamline public services, eliminate delays through improved data sharing, and reduce costs, including consultant spen…
Security professionals are urged to remain vigilant and question who their clients are to ensure they are not carrying out damaging activity against the UK.
The NI Secretary, Hilary Benn, has written to the Speaker of the NI Assembly to outline his decision on the application of the Chemical Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation (the “Amending Regulation”)
Thousands of working families with babies in neonatal care will be entitled to additional time off as a day one right
UK-qualified professionals to find it easier to work in Switzerland, as new permanent agreement ensures professional qualifications can be recognised.
The government is tripling the Rough Sleeping Winter Pressures Funding from £10 million to £30 million.
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