The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Duncan Bannatyne forged evidence to hide £10m from his wife in divorce case — and faces police probe when he returns from jungle [Mail Online]
Church of England threatens legal action after cinema chain bans advert showing Christians reciting the Lord’s Prayer [Yorkshire Post]
How the courts are using medieval laws against terrorists who would take us back to medieval times [Law Society Gazette]
Trump and Carson back use of waterboarding in fight against Isis [The Guardian]
Police chief whose move cost taxpayers £55k is probed over alleged affair with lawyer affected his work [Mail Online]
Muslim lawyer calls for children to pledge allegiance to Britain in schools and reveals plan to tackle ISIS [The Mirror]
“Tesco Law” firm to be sold in £50m break-up [Sky News]
Better Call Saul season 2 return date and trailer [International Business Times]
How ready are in-house lawyers for a turbulent future? [LexisNexis In-House Blog]
Free event: ‘How to become a lawyer without doing a training contract’ — Apply to attend [Legal Cheek Hub]
“If you don’t want an expensive firm … don’t hire Freshfields?” [Legal Cheek Comments]