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Revealed: The huge cover up of bad practices by leading law firms
Most people might expect a fake review of a new product, a restuarant or a hotel included among the many posts on company websites.. A forensic investigation by the charity Blind Justice UK of reviews on leading law firms websites reveals this practice exists on an industrial scale with any critical review of the firm ruthlessly removed from the public domain. The chance of a faulty product, a…
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Pat McFadden's perverse benefit cuts that is undermining the government's apprenticeship initiative
05/07/2024. London, Pat McFadden, poses for a photograph following his appointment to Cabinet by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Lauren Hurley / No 10 Downing Street With a million young people currently not in work, training or school the government’s plans for a huge increase in apprenticeship programmes is a key plank to get people back to work. The full scale…
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Journalist who exposed racism,bullying and misogyny among top judicial appointments faces £14,000 bill for FOI requests
Barnie Choudhury Pic credit: University of East Anglia The Judicial Appointments Commission, the body that appoints the top judges in England and Wales, is pursuing a journalist for an unprecedented bill to try and silence him after a six year investigation exposed huge shortcomings in the handling of applications for new judges, especially from ethnic minorities. Barnie Choudhury, a journalist…
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Date fixed for hearing of Lorna McMahon's complaint against coroner Mary Hassell's missing text over the death of a TV journalist
MrJustice Chamberlain Mr Justice Chamberlain has fixed October 14 for a one day hearing into complaints raised by Lorna McMahon, the aunt of Granada TV journalist Teresa McMahon, that part of the transcript into her death was missing when it was published by Mary Hassell. It covered the questioning of the journalist’s former partner. The coroner decided her death was suicide but this was…
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Senior judge orders court hearing over missing text in coroner Mary Hassell's transcript of death of TV journalist
Mr Justice Chamberlain, the head of the Royal Court of Justice’s Administrative Court, has intervened in the case against controversial coroner Mary Hassell by ordering a hearing later this year after months of inaction by the judiciary. Mr Justice Chamberlain pic credit: Avalon The allegations that the report of the hearing into the death of ITV news editor Teresa McMahon appeared to be…
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Charity Commission loses permission to take Parliamentary Ombudsman to judicial review over safeguarding cases
Picture generated by AI ChatGPT A judge has blocked the Charity Commission from challenging the powers of the Parliamentary Commissioner through a judicial review.The decision is a victory for Parliament which said permission to grant the review would be academic, unjustifiable and a breach of Parliamentary privilege. However the small print of the ruling by Mr Justice Fordham clarifies the law…
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50swomen latest: critical interviews on Salford City Radio and another CEDAWinLAW visit to Downing Street
This week Salford City Radio hosted a special broadcast on the continuing plight of 50swomen and gave interviews to myself and Dr Jocelynne Scutt. Jocelynne also took a petition and letter to Downing Street yesterday calling for the government to implement in line with the UN Convention on the Elimination of all Discrimination against Women and Girls which has still not been fully introduced by…
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Judge reserves judgement in legal dispute between the Charity Commission and Parliamentary Ombudsman
n extraordinary one day court hearing yesterday is still to decide whether the Charity Commission can bring a judicial review against the Parliamentary Ombudsman for exceeding her powers in two cases involving safeguarding of children and adults involving two separate charities. Both cases were dramatically accelerated last year when the Speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, gave permission for Parliament…
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My blog in 2025: 230,000 hits, a Chinese explosion and rated in the top 5 per cent on Linked In
My AI generated picture of Westminster to go with the blog. Hits on my blog reached just over 230,000 last year not including the full number on Facebook and Linked In which takes the reach of the blog to even higher figures. The most startling change in 2025 was a sudden interest from China that began in August and finally petered out at the end of the year. Figures from China totalled 128,000…
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Back at 10 Downing Street: Cedaw in Law present letters to Sir Keir Starmer
Cedar in Law delegation at Number 10 Downing Street. From Left to Right: Sharon Wheeler, Joycelene Scutt, No 10 doorman and David Hencke Cedaw in Law returned to Downing Street yesterday to deliver letters to Sir Keir Starmer asking him to intervene in the latest battle to secure justice for 50swomen. The delegation is repeating their case for mediation and recompense for the discrimination and…
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Glyndebourne case: When Courts Don't Listen: A Struck-Out Claim, A Void Application, and a Law Firm in Freefall
Joe Milner ex Loch Employment Law now Brightstar Law Ltd Three months after this blog first reported (see here) unusual conduct by a leading employment law firm, public records reveal just how far that conduct went — and how the courts may have got it very wrong. High Court records confirm that on 8 October 2025, Loch Employment Law Ltd launched a breach of contract claim (Case No.…
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Privileges Committee hears all sides over Charity Commission breaching Parliamentary privilege on Ombudsman's sex abuse reports
A rare but virtually unreported public hearing by the Privileges Committee on Budget Day revealed a sharp divide between the Parliamentary Ombudsman and the Charity Commission over the role of charities in safeguarding children and adults who have been sexually abused. The hearing was sparked off by Parliament unanimously reporting the Charity Commission to the Privileges Committee after Stephen…
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Government decision on 50swomen promised by the end of February next year
A long awaited decision on the six year battle for redress for the 3.6 million remaining 50s women has been promised by the Department for Work and Pensions by the end of February next year – as part of a deal agreed between the ministry and Waspi Ltd. Royal Courts of Justice Under the deal Waspi has dropped its judicial review claim due to be heard next week and accepted an offer by the DWP to…
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Revealed: Hospital doctors are the top target for the NHS Resolution Practitioner Performance Service
NHS Resolution solicitor overlooking hospital doctors under investigation. An AI image illustrating the situation facing hospital doctors in the NHS Following my blog on the secret process using NHS Resolution to help hospital managers discredit whistleblowers I decided to ask the advisory body a series of questions on its operations using the Freedom of Information Act. What emerged was…
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Government commissioned research reveals whistleblowers have no faith in the system to protect them
Glum whistleblower at an Employment tribunal. Picture created through AI A research report published this July by the new Labour government has painted a devastating picture of the failure of the culture of the whistleblower system in the United Kingdom. The report, originally commissioned by the Tories under Rishi Sunak, and undertaken by researchers at Grant Thornton, one of the big…
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Justice minister Sarah Sackman KC: Apologist for a failing county court system
Sarah Sackman KC:Justice minister At the end of July I published a scathing report from the House of Commons Justice Committee on the appalling state of the dysfunctional county court system. MPs were so appalled that they demanded a root and branch inquiry into the system to address its myriad problems – huge waiting times to hear cases, court buildings infested by rats, lack of disabled access…
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Exclusive: 50s women: Details revealed of the damning buried DWP report that derailed Pat McFadden
Pat McFadden, poses for a photograph following his appointment to Cabinet by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in 10 Downing Street. Picture by Lauren Hurley / No 10 Downing Street The 18 year old research report that derailed work and pension secretary Pat Mc Fadden and forced him to review his decision to pay nothing in compensation to 3.6 million 50s born women is a comprehensive and damning…
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