BPTC

Leila Taleb starred in a new BBC programme about her law school plans

Leila Taleb is from a working class family in Bradford and is trying to raise £14,500 for her fees

Anita Dowman admits she ‘wouldn’t have had a clue’ how to bring the case without her law studies

Controversial entry exam onto BPTC should be harder to pass

Bar course experience better in the regions — even if life afterwards often isn’t

How good is your postgraduate legal training?

The 2016 BCAT won’t open til March at the earliest

Northumbria is the worst; BPP London is the best — but overall rate is poor

Move comes as rumours of not-for-profit BPTC continue to swirl

Wheelie-suitcase wielding bar students descend on law schools — but how will the 2015-16 band of wannabe barristers use their textbooks?

But no official comment on price tag or suggestions that inns are getting back into vocational training game

If four-year trend continues, more than half of those on the BPTC are likely to fail ethics module at first go next year

Bar Council in possible U-turn over centralised application switch

Plucky east Londoner needs £12,000 to do bar course

Exclusive: Students with part-time places told to head to London instead

Exclusive: Inns of Court fight back against private law schools

Exclusive: Religious minister and former car-worker-turned BPTC student caught up in ongoing row over barrister title

Exclusive: Litigation is in the air as the Bar Standards Board refuses to review the marks