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City Law School terminates agreement with pro bono scheme that makes students pay to plug the legal aid gap
Issues involving the professional indemnity insurance of award-nominated programme cited as reason for ending partnership
Morning round-up: Wednesday 16 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Top EU law academic tells parliament to stop being so selfish about human rights
UK government needs to set a good example to other countries
Criminal barristers are paid £2.40 an hour but I still see why people want to do their job
Legal Cheek's Katie King meets a bunch of broke bar rookies -- and is charmed
Pupil barrister hit with £1,000 fine after plagiarising skeleton argument in moot competition
Bar Standards Board refuses to reveal the chambers at which Samuel Campbell practises
Morning round-up: Tuesday 15 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Is Inbetweeners star secret author of land law textbook?
"Land law? Completed it mate"
Law students prefer Lady Hale to Lord Denning and Amal Clooney
Big win for Beyoncé
The 12 types of law student who exist in modern Britain
Which one are you?
Morning round-up: Monday 14 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law Society chief says solicitor super-exam could benefit ‘wealthier’ students
Claim made that central assessment could "promote nepotism"
Slaughter and May increase newly qualified solicitor bonuses to £6,300
A nice Christmas present, but will there be time to spend it?
Law students giving legal advice is becoming ever more a thing as BPP clinic gets official quality mark
Are law students the new legal aid lawyers?
Do I need to chop off my pink tips to ace my TC interview?
Trendy haircuts and law firms
Morning round-up: Friday 11 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Law Society bigwigs sample culinary delights in MasterChef challenge
Solicitor reps' grand Chancery Lane HQ was the setting for latest round of hit BBC cookery show
Another non-lawyer has gone undercover as a law student — and shock horror, he hates it too
A fedora-wearing law student was the final straw
Rookie criminal barrister charged with conspiracy to supply cocaine
Junior who was called in 2009 to spend Christmas behind bars
Morning round-up: Thursday 10 December
The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Now a sixth law firm is paying its newly qualified solicitors £100k
London office of Texas-based Vinson & Elkins joins the '100 club'
Britain could legally ban Donald Trump from entering the country, but would we want to?
It's do-able, but perhaps unwise, say top immigration lawyers