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Trial at London’s High Court over Mozambique scandal is due to start next week
Jan Marsalek named as connection to Bulgarian nationals accused of espionage by UK authorities
Legal judgments may at least be used by one nation to hold another to account
UK public prosecutor authorises charge of conspiracy to conduct espionage against three men and two women
FCDO applies to have parts of former senior civil servant’s witness statement struck out for employment tribunal case
Attorney-general praises ‘stellar’ career of veteran defence lawyer
Bank hired law firm to take action against jewellery manufacturer but case was dismissed
Revelation of debts in 2018 led to suspension of trading and loss of more than 900 jobs
Two men took their case to Strasbourg after British regulator refused to hear case because they were non-residents
Response to proposed update of UK corporate governance code criticises failure to formalise role of general counsel
Because of ageing buildings, the school estate is in more need of work than the NHS
English court denies effort to ensnare Nyusi in case due to last 13 weeks in High Court
The culture at the Wall Street bank’s London office is set to come under scrutiny
Government pledges to cover costs linked with collapse-prone concrete days before new term starts
Government U-turn comes after ministers set out plans to force criminals to attend sentencing hearing
Challenge was brought by five councils that argued public consultation for vehicle emissions plan was flawed
Decision that agreement to finance truckmakers’ lawsuit is unenforceable could affect other cases, say lawyers
Tycoon argued that a successful appeal would encourage others to speak out against war in Ukraine
Lenders have been taking a cautious approach around ‘politically exposed persons’
Lenders have faced stinging criticism for not passing on benefits of increased interest rates
The products’ sensitivity to rate rises means increases of thousands of pounds a month in repayments
Rates have nudged up since watchdog put lenders on notice last week
Financial sector turmoil and end of central bank support spurs €175bn issuance of covered bonds this year
Lenders under pressure over high mortgage costs and low saving rates low point to GDPR regime
Nick Ephgrave takes over at a time of heightened scrutiny following a series of failed prosecutions under Lisa Osofsky
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