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Morning round-up: Thursday 8 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Senior partner fined £5,000 after branding litigant-in-person a ‘fisherwoman’ in fiery email
SDT said the comments were 'completely unacceptable'
#HumanRightsBabies: Doughty Street’s Amal Clooney gives birth to twins
They have surprisingly normal names
Lawyers divided: Has Theresa May made a U-turn on human rights?
Keeping the Human Rights Act is a Tory manifesto pledge
There are rumours that Education Secretary Justine Greening will be our next Lord Chancellor
A straight swap with Liz Truss? Joshua Rozenberg and LBC’s Iain Dale speculate
Politics ‘governs the very air that we breathe’, says former property litigator hoping to topple Jacob Rees-Mogg MP
Green Party candidate talks politics, her time studying law at Oxford, and her law firm being targeted by terrorists
Morning round-up: Wednesday 7 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Law Society will launch panel of lawyers to help London Bridge terror victims
News follows outpouring of pro bono support in Manchester
Solicitor turned Tory candidate produces incredible Alan Partridge-esque election video
Sir Greg Knight's campaign clip has gone viral
Law well-being charity asks students, trainees and young lawyers to help man its phonelines
LawCare also seeks peer supporters this Volunteers’ Week
‘Social mobility initiatives are targeting the wrong people: I would know — I was one of them’
Legal Cheek’s Katie King explains why they must be more selective
Morning round-up: Tuesday 6 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Training contract numbers soar to highest level since financial crash
Places up two years on the bounce for the first time since the financial crash
Doughty Street silk Keir Starmer is the ‘right person’ to get us a Brexit deal, says The Independent
Newspaper backs Labour MP over Tory David Davis
Exclusive: The Inns of Court are preparing to launch a new BPTC
Inns 'seriously considering' new course, but will they go it alone or get a university involved?
Snap election series: Once fighting for labour rights, now a Lib Dem candidate
Law graduate who once championed miners' rights in South Africa begins new life canvassing on the streets of east London
Morning round-up: Monday 5 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Linklaters kicks off Pride Month with rainbow-coloured reception lighting
London office receives magic makeover to celebrate all things LGBT
A poem: ‘Oh, I wish I’d looked after me brief!’
Legal Cheek's resident funny man Wigapedia returns with an ode to barristers' briefs
LSE masters exam features question about ‘President Trumpet’ building a giant wall
Exclusive: Assessment even contains a Donald-esque tweet
Morning round-up: Friday 2 June
The morning's top legal affairs news stories