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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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The Bank of England (the Bank), the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will start overseeing the first Critical Third Parties (CTPs) on Monday 13 July 2026, following designation by HM Treasury (HMT)....
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This week: Legislation is introduced to extend mandatory identity verification to limited liability partnerships, overseas companies and...
Reforms coming into force during 2026, following the Employment Rights Act 2025, will affect recruitment, staff management, and workplace policies across the UK, including in property agencies. With many firms employing a mix of negotiators, property managers, administrative staff, and apprentices, understanding the changes early will help agencies remain compliant and continue to operate effectively.
This week: Companies House launches its voluntary identity verification serviceRegulations are published to ease the burden of directors'...
Companies wound-up in the public interest following Insolvency Service investigations
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This week: The Parker Review publishes its latest annual report on ethnic diversity in public and large private company senior...
Small businesses to be backed by new, stronger measures to tackle late payments.
Subsidiaries within a corporate group have distinct governance needs from their parent companies. They are separate legal entities with their own customers, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders and, as such, owe legal obligations to each of those constituencies as well as to their shareholder.
The government's umbrella company tax reforms are now final and will take effect on 6 April 2026 – time to prepare is short
Companies House is aiming to introduce the first set of measures under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act on 4 March 2024.
As ‘significant changes to PAYE responsibilities’ get ushered in, compliance is no longer the only interest of contractor jobs agencies set to pick up the HMRC tab, even if it must be what wins out.
💻 Why a software company just bought a UK law firm...
Exclusive: Rules on special administration seen as potential ‘roadblock’ to reshaping how UK’s essential services are run
Ministers announce the introduction of legislation to tackle late payments and protect small businesses.
Are you a law student who is unsure about becoming a solicitor or barrister? Discover these twelve alternative career options for your law degree.
We've gone to court against Shell’s Board of Directors for failing to move away from fossil fuels fast enough.
What does the announced legislation mean, and what should businesses be doing now to manage the impact?
The government argues the move would help jobseekers and could reduce pay discrimination claims.
The UK government has broadened potential criminal liability for corporates, significantly expanding the circumstances in which criminal misconduct can be attributed to a company.
REFORM UK’s leader Nigel Farage has broken UK company law, it has emerged after the MP received an undisclosed £5million gift from a crypto…
Company law.
Lisa Nandy says government will introduce legislation after talks end without breakthrough
The most significant overhaul of employment law in England, Scotland and Wales in a generation has now been enacted, with the Employment Rights Bill (ERB) becoming law as the Employment Rights Act (ERA).
A new report released today reveals the strides being made to improve the accuracy of the Companies House register and disrupt economic crime.
The government said it will legislate "as soon as they can" but may "reassess" its plans if firms make the desired changes sooner.
Nigel Farage broke British company law by failing to meet crucial financial deadlines, it has been claimed.
Sound legal footing is one of the most crucial but least considered elements in starting a business. The right law...
Osborne Clarke's Knowledge Team looks at what's in store for business
This week: The Government sets out its next steps to tighten prompt invoice payment by large companiesThe Government is consulting on...
Small companies and micro-entities to file profit and loss accounts but can opt out of publication. All companies will need to file accounts via commercial software with more time to prepare.
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