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  • Game over for Tomb Raider composer after Covid loan fraud conviction

    Business

    A video game composer and sound designer best know for his work on the Tomb Raider series has been jailed for fraudulently applying for a Covid loan. Peter Connelly, who is based in Durham, overstated his company’s turnover to obtain a second Bounce Back Loan of £37,500 in 2020 when businesses were only entitled to [...]

  • Tesco seeks to appeal decision in ‘equal pay’ £4bn lawsuit ahead of final hearing

    Legal

    Tesco is back in a courtroom this week seeking to overturn a legal decision ahead of a final trial over allegations of unequal pay at the supermarket giant

  • City watchdog and HMRC ‘stepping up enforcement’ as number of raids surge

    Business

    The number of raids carried out by the City regulators upticked in the last two years, while the pressure on HMRC to investigate tax fraud is showing in the numbers

  • House of Lords vote in favour of Tory-backed alternative to ‘day-one’ employment rights

    July 17, 2025

    The House of Lords has voted vastly in favour of a Conservative-led amendment to the 'day-one' rights in the final reporting stage of the Employment Rights Bill

  • AI is on the march but many law firms still don’t have a strategy

    July 17, 2025

    UK law firms are ahead of their international peers in their pace of AI adoption but most firms still don’t have an AI strategy.

  • BT back in court as landline customers seek to revive £1.3bn class action

    July 15, 2025

    Reps of a class action against BT seeks to overturn a court ruling that sided with the telecoms giant.

  • Wimbledon expansion: What it means as plans reach High Court

    July 8, 2025

    With the proposed £200m expansion to Wimbledon in front of the High Court today, it is a nervy time for the All England Club. A campaign group says the approving Greater London Authority has questions to answer despite the organisation green-lighting plans last year. Here’s everything you need to know.  Why is the proposed Wimbledon [...]

  • Watchdog threatens Ticketmaster with litigation over Oasis tickets

    July 3, 2025

    The competition watchdog has threatened Ticketmaster with legal action as it seeks information over the way the platform sold tickets for Oasis's reunion tour

  • Business pressures forcing lawyers to become advice jugglers

    July 3, 2025

    British businesses are facing several pressures across the board, forcing them to turn to their lawyers seeking more than just legal advice

  • TfL claims City exec who lost limbs after being hit by Tube was ‘negligent’

    July 2, 2025

    TfL has accused the woman who was hit by two Tubes resulting in life-changing injuries of placing "herself in a position of danger" in a £25m legal battle

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