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In Baroness Lawrence and others v Associated Newspapers [2026] EWHC 1637 (KB), the High Court dismissed an action brought in the tort of misuse of private information by Baroness Lawrence and other public figures (including the Duchess of Sussex and Sir Elton John) against Associated Newspapers (Daily Mail and Mail…

The recent controversy over the charging of Southampton Football Club with ‘spying’ on their opponents’ training ground for the purpose of preparing Southampton for its Premiership play-off match with Middlesborough FC has caused a great deal of outrage in the footballing world, and no little embarrassment and disappointment to Southampton…

Will it deliver compliance, or will It spark more creative evasion schemes? The phased introduction of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax follows the successful implementation of MTD for Value Added Tax (VAT), which now helps more than two million businesses reduce errors and save time on their tax affairs. Although the success…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the biggest tech boom since the “dot com” era, but it has gone too far too fast. In late 2022, a major storm hit the internet, a chatbot called Chat-GPT using GenAI, which could write essays, code, or even crack jokes. Three years later, GenAI is…

The High Court last week held that the Home Secretary had acted unlawfully in proscribing (banning) the action group Palestine Action under s.1 of the Terrorism Act 2000: Ammori v Secretary of State for the Home Department, 13 February 2026. Nonetheless, the effect of that proscription will remain in place…

Domestic work is one of the oldest and socially acceptable form of informal labour for women and the girl child in the informal labour sector. While no consolidated official statistics are available, the International Labour Organization (ILO) estimated that there were at least 8.5 million domestic workers in Pakistan.[1]The number…