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506 articles covering UK law — immigration, corporate, property, technology, employment and more. Updated daily from Google News.
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Chartered jet flew to France in January carrying passenger with complex physical medical needs
Qualifying period for UK settlement to double to 10 years under White Paper’s immigration reforms
Far-right posters go up around Gosport, but some residents say there’s ‘another side’ to life in the town
Home Secretary tells MPs that earned settlement policy will be set out later this year
The FCA has confirmed its official redress scheme for those who were mis-sold car finance – here is everything you need to know
In this edition of Financial Regulation – In the Know: Financial Crime, co edited by AG Global Investigations Partners David Pygott and Harriet Territt, we examine a recent FCA final notice addressing multiple failures in a firm’s market abuse surveillance arrangements. Next, we analyse recent amendments to the Money Laundering Regulations and how they represent a significant shift in regulatory expectations. Then, we look at recent sanctions enforcements highlighting where businesses are falling short and what OFSI is doing about it.
Facebook and Instagram owner claims charges should not be calculated based on a company’s global revenue
The Home Office says the tool will make it easier to identify adult migrants "attempting to game the system".
Nidia Webb, who is legally settled in UK, falls foul of ‘known issue’ with Home Office’s digitised immigration process
Footage emerges after highest number of Channel migrant arrivals in single day this year
Heeding calls from far-right activist Daniel Thomas, hundreds of protesters turned out in Hampshire
Three men appear at a Slough court in connection with the unlawful entry of hundreds of migrants.
Five people have been detained and an investigation launched, the Home Office says.
Revolut is engaging with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority and Lithuania's State Data Protection Inspectorate after reporting a data breach that affected about 680 customers. The company earlier this month disclosed an impersonation scam that used a legitimate government agency email domain to request customer information. The Financial Conduct Authority said it was looking into steps being taken to address any harm.
X and Reddit posts from unsuspecting Brits attacking the UK's anti-terror policy Prevent were added to a database of critical online comments, Metro can reveal.
It comes after two boats landed undetected on British shores in two days this week.
New agreement will boost intelligence sharing between UK and Cambodian law enforcement to dismantle scam operations.
It follows warnings some jails were facing a staffing crisis after salary requirements were raised.
Oxfordshire County Council objects to proposed expansion of Campsfield Immigration Removal Centre.
<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to the news that an Oxfordshire village has voted to leave the UK over plans to house asylum seekers nearby
Dual nationals who have lived in the UK for fewer than 15 years and are jailed for five years would lose their passports under the proposals
In a sharp increase over 2023, nearly half of UK young adults surveyed on behalf of the UK Intellectual Property Office say they have knowingly purchased counterfeit products, with sporting goods and toys among the most sought-after fakes. Across all age groups, the UKIPO's 2025 survey showed 26 percent of UK adults reported making counterfeit purchases, up from 24 percent in 2023.
THE Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published guidance setting out how the UK's future crypto regime will apply to firms.
ESG and sustainable finance matters will be the subject of renewed focus this year for UK financial institutions. This focus will be...
The FCA has consulted on the UK consolidated tape and transaction reporting.
The Financial Conduct authority is looking to enforce “less rules in the future” as part of a wider governmental deregulation push.
In the 2025 Mansion House speech, the Chancellor warned that excessive regulation and regulatory complexity risk constraining investment and innovation. Similar debates are playing out across advanced economies, as policymakers reconsider elements of the post-crisis framework in search of competitiv
UK financial services regulation balances growth and stability. Firms must focus on financial crime, operational resilience, AI and volatility. Learn more.
All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services is pressing for a Royal Commission
Banks, insurers and investment firms, as well as providers of financial market infrastructure (FMI), have been given a year to adapt to new UK reporting requirements.
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