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- Requirement to cut hair was not sex discrimination
- £500,000 Fine for Data Protection Offenders
- ISPs Exempt From Hate Charges
- Football Scandal Disclosure
- Plans for Civil Court Costs Overhaul
- Racist Content on US Server Within UK Jurisdiction
- Employee Loses Religious Discrimination Case
- Can a Tenant Keep Reptiles
- Journalist Cleared on Discriminatory Slur
- Sex Offender Alerts to Be Nationwide
- Google Triumphant in Trademark Case
- Electric Training Collars Banned in Wales
- Employment Tribunal Sought By Nurse in Religious Row
- Barrister’s Wife Awarded Lump Sum 25 Years After Divorce
- Drink Promotions Banned in Bid to Prevent Crime
- Digital Economy Bill Passed by House of Commons
- Electronic Motor Insurance Certificates Given Go Ahead
- 5 Year Old Consulted in Court Case
- Register by 5pm Today To Vote
- Counterfeits Destroyed If Not Defended
- Belgium Bans Muslim Burqa
- Convicted Sex Offenders Triumph in Case to be Removed from Register
- What is a Hung Parliament and What Happens Next?
- Twitter Joke Commands Airport Life Ban
- Facebook Pledges Trouble-Free Privacy
- Facebook Privacy Changes Still Needed
- Consumers Given Extra Time For Complaints
- ID Cards Scrapped in 90 Days
- Sender Liable for Email Links to Defamatory Content
- Government to Review Health and Safety Laws
- Drink-Driving Limit To Be Reduced
- Employment Discrimination Claims Easier After New Ruling
- Bald Man Triumphs Drug Test Appeal
- OFT Permits New Set Box Top Feature
- Voting Referendum Announced
- New Code Limits Contact with Accident Victims
- Government Says No to Stop and Search
- France to Ban Muslim Veil
- Employment Law Experts Dismayed Over Late Employee Procedure
- Immigration Policy Changes
- BGT Contestant Sues Programme
- Mostafaee’s Wife and Brother in Law Arrested
- Another Briton Falls Foul of Dubai’s Strict Laws
- Cameron Promises Crackdown on Cheap Alcohol
- Witness Ordered to Remove Muslim Veil in Court
- Police Complaints Statistics Revealed
- US Senate Warned Over Nuclear Treaty
- Vatican to Combat Money Laundering
- Retirement Age Scrapped From April
- Government to Reduce Number of Employment Tribunals
- Suspicion enough to seize counterfeit goods in transit
- Electronic Signatures to be Reviewed to Boost eCommerce
- German Court asks ECJ to Step in
- ECJ Rules Numbers Can be Trade Marks
- Competition Law Complaint Against Google by Microsoft
- Court of Appeal has stated that the rights of children should outweigh nearly all cases of public interest
- Law Commissions call for a new law to be made to ensure consumers the right to compensation
- Test case ruled out for volcanic ash by Financial Ombudsman
- Social networking sites should automatically have put on a restriction on children’s profiles, the EU Commission has stated
- Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) to be changed to demand consent in full for monitoring
- Court of Appeal has stated that career-long compensation should be rare
- Phone users’ location should be considered protected data, watchdogs have said
- New court order has specifically barred any publication of information put on Facebook or Twitter
- Ad regulator has said that research did not back up gravy claims
- Survey has found that the tribunal system favours employees
- Council fined £120,000 for sensitive data emails
- Financial Services Authority has said that many price comparison websites could be breaking regulations for financial advice
- Advertising practices by Google to be investigated by a US consumer regulator
- Anti-corruption offences have now come into force, as of July 1st
- High Court has ruled that a company has been in breach of their contract by sending mis-targeted market material without permission
- ICO has stated that all children should be taught the importance of privacy while they’re in mainstream education
- Company has stated that personal data has been accessed by hackers of Nokia forum
- Is your business ready for the Agency Workers Regulations
- Ministry of Justice has revealed the UK to sign up to EU-wide rights for victims
- Guidance has warned that judges should be wary of social media
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