Recent research has revealed that landlords and letting agents are currently winning more inventory disputes than tenants for the first time since the introduction of the 2007 Tenant Deposit Scheme.
HS2 legislation approved by MPs
Legislation paving the way for the high speed rail link between London and the Midlands, dubbed HS2, has been approved by an overwhelming majority of 399 MPs in its final Commons stage and will now go to the House of Lords.
Software giant Oracle sues Google over Java copyright infringement
Computer programming powerhouse Oracle are seeking £6.53 billion in damages from Google, claiming that the internet giant has used its copyrighted Java systems in its Android mobile phones.
Animal welfare deregulation planned
Environment Secretary Liz Truss has announced that the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) will be scrapping current guidelines on a range of statutory animal welfare codes and making the animal agriculture industry self-regulating.
Let the music playLet the music play
New legislation will protect live music venues in the UK from property developers after worrying research last year found that half the late night music venues in the country had been closed in the last decade to make way for new developments.