More than 100,000 VAT-registered businesses that only trade with the EU have yet to register for an Economic Operator and Registration Identification (EORI) number, a new report has revealed.
Police force found guilty of discriminating against white heterosexual male
A police force which rejected a “well prepared” potential recruit because he is a white, heterosexual male has been found guilty of discrimination. Matthew Furlong, 25, whose father is a detective inspector in Cheshire Police, applied to join the force in 2017.
Property sales in UK increased at beginning of this year
Residential property sales in the UK were positive at the beginning of the year, up 0.8 per cent between December 2018 and January 2019, official data shows. Overall there were 101,170 residential sales, taking them 1.3 per cent higher than January 2018, according to the figures from HMRC.
Law Society warns of impact of no deal Brexit on copyright laws
In new guidance on changes that could occur in intellectual property (IP) law should the UK leave the EU without a deal next month, the Law Society has warned that broadcasters may have to obtain copyright permission in every EU country they intend on broadcasting in.
Millions of Brits prepared to contest loved ones’ wills in court
Over 12.6 million people would be prepared to go to court to dispute a will of a family member if they disagreed with the division of their estate, according to Direct Line Life Insurance research.