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The Court of Appeal has ruled that the Home Office must reconsider the case of Windrush daughter Jeanell Hippolyte whose application to stay in the UK it had refused because she did not fit its strict eligibility criteria.

UK Covid Inquiry Core Participants John’s Campaign and Care Rights UK have responded to the Inquiry's report into core UK decision-making and political governance during the pandemic.

The parents nine-month-old Oliver Steeper, who died after choking on food given to him by nursery staff have received a six-figure settlement payment from Jelly Beans Nursery, Kent, which they say will allow them “to draw a line under a painful legal chapter”.

Ben West and Bianca Foo Dojan consider latest figures on pollution in Windermere.

During World Diabetes Awareness Day medical negligence partner Julia Reynolds examines the impact of mismanagement and misdiagnosis of diabetes and related conditions.

News of remote robot assisted surgery on human cadavers raises legal and ethical questions related to this emerging area of medicine, say product safety lawyers, Jill Paterson and Philippa Wheeler. 

Caroline works with all departments in the firm to provide media relations and internal communications support.

Maxine works across all Leigh Day departments as a senior media relations manager

Mike works across all Leigh Day departments as a senior media relations manager