Day: 18 June 2025

‘We have an interesting and varied array of articles in this edition ranging from Rebecca Drake’s analysis of Patarkatsishvili v Woodward-Fisher [2025] EWHC 265 covering moths, fraudulent misrepresentation and caveat emptor, to Stephen Tromans KC taking a look at Frack Free Balcombe Residents’ Association v Secretary of State for Housing [2025] EWCA Civ 495 and the importance of identifying the decision under challenge. Richard Harwood KC has also provided an overview of the range of 39 Essex podcasts covering hot topics relevant to Planning, Environment and Property practitioners.’

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39 Essex Chambers, 13th June 2025

Source: www.39essex.com

‘A recently published judgment, Louise Tickle v The Father & Ors [2025] EWFC 160 is helpful in reaffirming journalists’ rights to protect the confidentiality of their sources, specifically in the context of a Family Court case.’

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Transparency Project, 17th June 2025

Source: transparencyproject.org.uk

‘A student “would not have died” if her care and treatment had not been delayed, an inquest has found.’

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BBC News, 17th June 2025

Source: www.bbc.co.uk

‘A man has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering two women and trying to kill two other people, including his son, in Milton Keynes on Christmas Day last year.’

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The Guardian, 17th June 2025

Source: www.theguardian.com

‘Introduced in July 2021, the UK Graduate Visa route allows international students to remain in the UK after completing an eligible qualification. With the publication of the 2025 White Paper and evaluations by the Migration Advisory Committee, this article reviews the current requirements, recent evidence, and proposed reforms to the route.’

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EIN Blog, 17th June 2025

Source: www.ein.org.uk

‘A woman who was jailed for killing an eight-month-old girl in a crash outside a hospital has had her sentence reduced.’

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BBC News, 17th June 2025

Source: www.bbc.co.uk

‘The genetic testing company 23andMe has been fined more than £2.3m for failing to protect the personal information of more than 150,000 UK residents after a large-scale cyberattack in 2023.’

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The Guardian, 17th June 2025

Source: www.theguardian.com