IPCC refers James Herbert investigation to Crown Prosecution Service – (IPCC: Statement following conclusion of Warwickshire misconduct proceedings ~ IPCC: Publication of the Poppi Worthington report)
HMIC: Nottinghamshire Police is making some progress on how it protects children, but there are still important areas for improvement
MoJ: Review of racial bias & BAME representation in Criminal Justice System announced – (MoJ commitment to information management assessment)
Court of Appeal: Reading teenager sentenced to life in prison for attempted murder and rape
Law Commission: A single legal framework for UK elections ~ Electoral Commission calls on Governments to approve electoral law reform project – (Government welcomes Law Commission’s ‘excellent work’ on conservation covenants)
Home Office: Right to Rent goes live across England
ICO: Revised code looks at privacy notices
Insolvency Service: High Court orders £50m phantom companies into liquidation
LGA: Illegal eviction prosecutions show councils are cracking down on rogue landlords
ScotGov: End to automatic prison release – (ScotGov: Education Bill ~ ScotGov: Lobbying proposals enhanced ~ ScotGov: Carers Bill ~ ScotGov: Paying back to society)
WAG: Planning authorities get new powers to manage impact of HMOs – (WAG: Bill to boost Wales’ natural resources to become law)
Land Registry: Property fraud line helps thousands in its first three years
CMA: Extension to retail banking market investigation – (CMA: Alex Chisholm - How competition helps to grow tomorrow’s entrepreneurs ~ CMA accepts remedy in serviced office space merger ~ CMA publishes issues statement in Iron Mountain/Recall merger ~ CMA publishes issues statement in Ladbrokes/Coral merger)
Financial Conduct Authority takes disciplinary action against five individuals and three firms
FRC: Investors welcome continued improvements in auditor’s reports – (FRC comments on new IFRS requirement on debt disclosure)
FSCS: Final payments to Lifemark investors now going out
NCA: UK fugitives among Europe's most wanted
RoSPA welcomes new corporate manslaughter sentencing rules
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