Yes, there are a few…
Deregulation is giving lawyers the jitters…
About 4,000 new laws have entered the statute book in the lifetime of this parliament…
With no Fairy Liquid to remove the dirty bits…
The drug debate has come round again…
Money laundering, e-mail scams – solicitors are on the ball…aren’t they?
“I can also exclusively reveal that a report commissioned by some turkeys shows that 94% of diners think that the traditional Christmas Dinner is redundant.”
Some revealing stats have been compiled by accountants, Grant Thornton…
After his Varsity Express airline flying between Oxford and Edinburgh failed to take off…
Law firms are lining up to get their hands on external cash post Legal Services Act deregulation…
The South Wales firm leads the way with it’s CO2 emissions per employee at skeletal 0.8 tonnes…
Freshfields hosted the so-called Red Knights group yesterday morning…
Negative headlines and mass redundancies don’t make for the best recruiting sergeants…
No one likes the thought of their hard earned taxes being wasted on the undeserving but…
If the stats from one particular website are anything to go by, the answer might be yes…
Yes? Then it could have something to do with your partners being subjected to Thomas the Tank Engine as children. If you naively thought it was just an innocent childrens’ series about characters based on choo choo trains, think again. It contains subversive “conservative political ideology” that “relegates females to supportive roles”.
Kennedys is set to launch an insurance team in Sheffield.
And that team is to come from Halliwells… all 70 of them.
US firm gets hero lawyer status after saving Christmas…
"Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime." So it went.
Or not so tough perhaps. TV’s, Playstations, ready access to home comforts, all part of the modern prison system. And it may not be such a bad thing if it helps to rehabilitate some of our burgeoning prison population.
But there should probably be some limits to this liberal approach to imprisonment. The Sun reports prison guards at Verne Prison in Portland, Dorset unwittingly allowed convicted drug dealer, Mohamed …
First Bruno pushed the boundaries of taste and humour. Now it might squeeze the boundaries of Sacha Baron Cohen’s wallet if this lawsuit gets anywhere. The Mail reports that:
Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen is being sued for £70million in libel damages over his film Bruno.
Ayman Abu Aita, a Palestinian grocer and peace activist from Bethlehem, says the depiction of him in the movie has ruined his life.
In Bruno, Cohen’s gay character claims to travel to the Ein El-Hilweh refugee camp …
