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Professor Sir Kent Woods, has written a piece in The Guardian newspaper talking about what he sees as the importance of membership of the European Union for the pharma industry.
Car infotainment systems can allow drivers to play music and videos, view maps, see system updates –and they can also allow an attacker to take complete control over the vehicle’s brakes and other functions.
Recently, we have seen an influx of cases relating to holiday pay in the courts. We set out below two cases which may be of particular interest to schools.
The Prevent Strategy, devised to combat all forms of radicalisation, was first introduced in 2007. Following the change of government in 2010 the initiative was refocused, and this year has been consolidated...
The creation and development of a more diverse workforce and learning environment at all levels is an important objective for most universities and higher education institutions (HEIs).
It is estimated that around 60 per cent of adults in the UK have not made a Will, including a third of those aged over 55. Clearly if they die unexpectedly their Estate may not devolve as they wish.
The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has given his opinion that, in the case of mobile workers without a fixed base providing services directly at customers' premises
Not necessarily, if there is no express or implied contractual obligation to do so, held the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in the surprising decision of Basildon Academies v Amadi.
Scientists from the Gladstone Institutes Research Centre in San Francisco have used human skin cells reprogrammed as stem cells to create brain and beating heart cells.