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Leigh Day abuse team solicitor Andrew Lord has joined with Rape Crisis and other campaign groups to call for improved guidance to schools on the subject of peer on peer abuse.

Morrisons shop workers fighting for equal pay have overcome another step in their legal process following a judgment handed down by the Employment Tribunal.

An inquest has found that 39-year-old William Northcott from Torquay died from a toxic mix of his prescription drugs as well as a small amount of amphetamine. He also had an enlarged heart which was not picked up on by those prescribing his medication.

On Human Rights Day, solicitor Frances Swaine, who works in the immigration and asylum team, discusses the importance of human rights in a democratic society and its application for those seeking asylum in our country.

Paralegal Jerome Bond describes the prevalence of human rights issues in the UK government’s approach to immigration, removals, and asylum policies.

Ben West and Fiona Huddleston discuss latest reports about pollution affecting Windermere, England’s largest lake.

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