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The Carer's Leave Act 2023 comes into force on 6 April 2024, so how should employers manage carers' entitlement to time off?

Find the latest legal vacancies in Scotland for solicitors, advocates and other legal professionals on the Scottish Legal News website.

What can we expect from next week’s Budget? We are already into the usual game. Just as the Romans took decisions by examining the entrails of animals, so the Treasury must await the pronunciamentos of its own oracle, in the form of the Office for Budget Responsibility. Possible Budget measures are floated to test reactions. But through all the resultant media noise, one detects that the mood seems to have shifted: the economy is worse than we thought, there isn’t much room for man...

Exclusive: Campaigners say it is time to stop gaslighting victims by pretending that male sex offenders are women.

Lawyers from UK legal firm Leigh Day believe that as many as 80,000 serving members of the military could be eligible to join the compensation claim after allegedly being unfairly overcharged by the MoD.

Republican leader Mitch McConnell is stepping down, marking the end of his long tenure often spent opposing LGBTQ+ rights in the Senate.

Thames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber has called for a change in the law that would make it mandatory for officers to record the birth sex of detainees

... and the Log Cabin Republicans are thanking him, despite his numerous past statements against same-sex marriage.

Here are candidates stances on major topics that we think will shape the presidential race.

Simon Turner, campaign manager for Driving for Better Business, examines the prevalence of diabetes amongst drivers and why it’s important fleets understand the condition.