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UK to ban products of illegal deforestation

by • 25th November 2020

Jon Deery dissects UK plans to end the import of products contributing to illegal deforestation...

Coronavirus causes accommodation crisis

by • 29th March 2020

Meg Howe explores the current uncertainty regarding student tenants' rights during the COVID-19 crisis....

Sexual Violence and the Law Talk held on campus

by • 1st March 2020

Alex Gervas reports on a recent Sexual Violence and the Law talk....

Patient confidentiality – Is there a line?

by • 4th December 2018

Is there a point where patient confidentiality must be breached to protect the health of relatives?...

High Time: Legalisation of Marijuana in the UK?

by • 26th November 2018

Canada recently legalised recreational cannabis. Should the UK be next? ...

The Inspirational BAME Women of the Law

by • 20th March 2017

Newcastle University’s Law School is hosting The Inspirational BAME Women of the Law event on Wednesday 22nd March, which aims to inspire students of any gender or ethnicity to...

Oxford sued by graduate over disappointing teaching standards

by • 12th December 2016

An Oxford graduate is suing the university after failing to graduate with a first-class degree....

A setback for justice

by • 24th October 2016

Ched Evans was found guilty of rape. After serving some of his sentence, he was granted a re-trial from which he walked free. How? His defence found a way to use the victim’s...