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BPP forced to replace this Friday’s BPTC opinion writing exam after students were accidentally sent a video recording of two tutors discussing mark scheme
Exclusive: Students now 'more anxious' about the assessment
Students campaign for Bristol law school to be renamed over its links with slave trade
They claim Henry Wills, who the building is named after, is a ‘slave profiteer’
Morning round-up: Thursday 30 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
The 13 best Article 50 tweets, on the day it is triggered
Why wasn't Theresa May's letter delivered Olympic torch-style?
Article 50 has been triggered
Theresa May has done the deed, despite confusion about its revocability
Trial of Southampton law student accused of Valentine’s Day manslaughter begins
Russell Group LLB-er alleged to have killed a father-of-ten with one punch
University unveils new scholarship in name of late legal columnist and professor Gary Slapper
But it won’t be available to law students
Morning round-up: Wednesday 29 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Young solicitor struck off after accountant boyfriend put £36k of stolen cash into her account
Naomi Jane Barnes was convicted of one count of acquiring criminal property in 2015
Allen & Overy offers free office space to legal tech start-ups
‘Fuse’ innovation hub will be based in the magic circle outfit’s London HQ
‘Fresh start’: Bolton law firm at centre of £300,000 council grant row under new ownership
Former Asons chief executive once boasted that he was on his sixth Lamborghini in four years
U-turn: Westminster law student behind ‘rent a final year’ website no longer allowing ‘active students’ to give legal advice
Fraser Matcham has released a statement following criticism from lawyers and Legal Cheek commenters
Morning round-up: Tuesday 28 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories
Exclusive: LSE students outraged after property law exam is brought forward by a whole month
And then moved back to its original date days later
Plymouth High School for Girls pupils crowned Bar Mock Trial champions
Devon sixth formers emerge victorious in final presided over by Sir Brian Leveson
Backlash against tax QC who said the legal system allows men to ‘rape almost with impunity’
Criminal lawyers described the comment as ‘ill judged’, ‘unfair’ and ‘poor’
New solicitor super-exam risks creating ‘tiered’ legal profession, independent report finds
But study hopeful exam will help improve diversity
Why has the Court of Appeal ruled a ‘very upset’ wife must stay married to a man she hasn’t lived with for two years and who allegedly behaved unreasonably towards her?
Philip Marshall QC, who represented her in the divorce battle, speaks to Legal Cheek
Morning round-up: Monday 27 March
The morning's top legal affairs news stories