Court Upholds Anglican Admissions Priority Despite Indirect Disadvantage
The Court of Appeal upheld an Anglican school’s worship-based admissions criterion as proportionate despite its indirect racial disadvantage.
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The Court of Appeal upheld an Anglican school’s worship-based admissions criterion as proportionate despite its indirect racial disadvantage.
The North Sea regulator has consented to production at Jackdaw after the government considered downstream emissions under a revised environmental framework.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the unfair-dismissal finding but required reconsideration of procedural defects and the Polkey reduction.
The UK Supreme Court restored HMRC’s victory over deductions claimed for customer-redress payments made under Ofgem settlements.
Proposed rules would remove four benefits from certain convicted offenders under hospital orders, subject to Parliament’s approval.
The High Court found the conspiracy claims time-barred after a preliminary trial; it did not decide whether the alleged misconduct occurred.
The foreign secretary’s warning concerns potential sanctions; it does not announce penalties against named bidders or enact the promised import ban.
An accessibility report records industry work while stronger enforcement powers and changes to wheelchair compensation remain in a bill.
The proposed medicines-law change would add a backup option, without replacing pupils’ own prescriptions or requiring a particular brand.
New guidance explains how councils can enforce local bus rules; each byelaw still needs ministerial approval.
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