The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
The European Court of Justice’s authority must end if we are to take back control [The Telegraph]
The EU wants a cast-iron guarantee from Theresa May on the Irish Border, no matter what happens in the Brexit talks [BuzzFeed]
Joshua Rozenberg: A bad omen for Brexit [Law Society Gazette]
Security clampdown at The Hague amid fears of further suicides [The Observer]
The data protection bill is yet another legal threat to UK press freedom [The Guardian]
Don’t sack public figures accused of sexual harassment, says retired judge [The Telegraph]
Trump’s lawyer says he was behind President’s tweet about firing Flynn [CNN]
Egyptian lawyer jailed for saying women in ripped jeans should be raped [BBC News]
The bizarre law which means Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s baby could be US president and in line for the throne [The Mirror]
Why vac schemes are not always essential [Facebook]
“I’m a senior lawyer and I do not trust the people I work with one bit. I suspect most lawyers, if they are honest share the same opinion. Why should we then expect the general public to trust us?” [Legal Cheek Comments]
Event: The skills future lawyers need for the new digital world — with RPC, Google and Uber [Legal Cheek Hub]
