The UK’s Upper Tribunal has ruled that a gambling operator will not be liable to pay tax on promotional spins in a novel ruling that could have significant implications for the wider gambling sector.

A recent spate of cyber attacks in Germany has underscored the need for both public sector organisations and the private ...

A complex new EU-wide child online safety regime has been envisaged by policymakers, with the European Commission publishing ...

Recent penalties imposed by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) serve as a significant reminder that both businesses and individuals can face consequences for failing to comply with CMA ...

Recent events have highlighted the risks associated with unsupervised artificial intelligence, with governments and ...

A new report provides a concrete basis for Britain to modernise its medical device regulatory regime in a way that ...

UK public companies and international listed issuers will be expected – but not obliged – to disclose climate and ...

Rebecca Sulley tells HRNews what the longer claim window means for employers in England, Wales and Scotland, and why HR teams ...

UK employers must ensure their policies align with new strengthened workplace harassment protection under the Employment ...

The European Commission’s plans for a common rating scheme for data centres highlight how policymakers are increasingly ...

Emma Noble tells HRNews how global employers can maintain consistent workforce strategies while adapting their approach to ...

A Dutch court has confirmed that pharmaceutical companies cannot obtain a supplementary protection certificate (SPC) for a ...