The e-petition scheme was introduced by the Government to enable members of the public to influence government policy in the UK. If there is something that you want to see changed, you can create an e-petition and gather signatures to take your petition to the House of Commons.
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The UK has a tradition of civil rights and civil liberties dating back at least to the Magna Carta in the 13th century. Whilst successive governments have repealed most of the Magna Carta over the past 200 years or so, its guarantee of due process of law remains in effect.
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If your employer acts unlawfully and commits a serious breach of your employment contract, you may need to resign. In this case, you may have a claim for constructive dismissal.
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This is a serious matter that can have tough consequences. Find out what the law says about jumping a red light.
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As an alternative to divorce or, perhaps more accurately, a precursor to divorce, your solicitor may suggest you draw up a separation agreement.
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Sunday trading: Olympic closing ceremony to be hit by inflexible Sunday trading laws
With just six months to go until the opening of the world's greatest sporting event in London, it has been revealed that those attending the closing ceremony will be unable to buy any official merchandise at the event.
It is understood that the Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt was informed of the news a few weeks ago, too late to be capable of doing anything to change the situation.
Just About Legal: Welfare office in Dublin bans pyjamas
When are pyjamas appropriate attire? They can legitimately be worn in bed, at sleepovers and pyjama parties, when slobbing around at home and at music festivals. However, it is not advisable to wear them when collecting the dole.
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