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Latest speakers announced as profession gears up for LegalEdCon 2022
Leading figures to descend on Kings Cross as Legal Cheek’s future of legal education and training conference returns this Thursday
BBC takes ‘fresh look’ at the legal profession with new podcast for aspiring lawyers
‘Not All Lawyers Have Law Degrees’ champions atypical routes into law
Former BBC legal correspondent joins London chambers
Clive Coleman becomes associate tenant at 23ES
BBC launches SQE apprenticeship for graduates
Exclusive: Broadcasting giant teams up with ULaw to offer earn-while-you-learn route to solicitor qualification
Speakers announced for Legal Cheek’s Spring Virtual Vacation Scheme
Featuring 10 leading law firms, alongside in-house lawyers from Netflix, NatWest, BT and the BBC, as well as ULaw’s employability team
BBC calls on Lord Dyson to oversee Princess Diana interview investigation
Former Master of the Rolls and Supreme Court judge to start straight away
BBC to showcase solicitor apprenticeships programme at LegalEdCon North
BBC legal apprenticeships manager Maria Kell and solicitor apprentice Georgie Yates will be joined by ULaw’s Ceri Evans at 30 January event at Media City, Manchester
Chris Evans earns nine times as much as the Lord Chief Justice
The BBC reveals how much it pays its top talent — but how does this stack up against our most senior judges?
Aspiring barrister who documented her BPTC struggles in new BBC programme is appealing Inner Temple’s decision to deny her a scholarship
Leila Taleb is from a working class family in Bradford and is trying to raise £14,500 for her fees
The BBC gave viewers an unprecedented insight into the House of Lords last night, and lawyers loved it
They were particularly excited when the ex-deputy president of the Supreme Court made an appearance
BBC launches beefed-up training contract programme with more money and more places
Two schemes now on offer for LPC graduates
How a high street solicitor from Lancaster became the resident legal expert on BBC’s ‘Rip off Britain’
Could Gary Rycroft be the next Judge Rinder?
Judge Rinder’s Strictly debut dance set to become most popular online clip in show’s history
And it features a gavel
Did ‘secret legal dispute’ prompt Bake Off’s exit from the BBC?
Producers reportedly engaged Lewis Silkin lawyer and threatened to sue TV broadcaster
Stars of legal drama Silk can’t stop posting photos of the filming of Series 3 on Twitter
Recent sightings in the Inns of Court of the filming of the third series of…
Morning Round-Up: Wednesday 19 December
Posters of offensive messages on Twitter or Facebook less likely to face criminal charges, under…
End Of The Day Round-Up
Grayling sets out plan for culling judicial reviews [Law Society Gazette] Jon Robins follows the…
End Of The Day Round-Up
Are magistrates and juries using Google to help them reach their verdicts? [The Telegraph] SNR…
Morning Round-Up: Monday 26 November
“The newspapers will print nothing but Leveson Leveson Leveson this week” [Adam Wagner via Twitter]…
End Of The Day Round-Up
Full CPS charging statement for Andy Coulson, Rebecca Brooks and Clive Goodman [CPS Blog] Pyramid…
Morning Round-Up: Monday 19 November
Judicial review ‘industry’ to be cut as right to challenge public bodies’ decisions curtailed, says…