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Calls for Bar Standards Board to act over Hillsborough smear barrister Jonathan Goldberg caused outrage when he repeated untrue slurs about Liverpool fans on BBC Radio 5 Live Jonathan Goldberg QC (Image: PA) Follow LFC stars in the Euros, transfer news and more with our Reds newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Pressu...

Guidance on determining the liability of the supply of goods or services effected for a consideration

Introduction As explained in VATSC11112 this guidance addresses the situation where a transaction consists of more than one element. For example, tuition and books supplied together; or the installation of a heating system. There is no simple, single answer as to whether a transaction comprises a single supply or several different supplies - the answer will always depend on the facts of each case. The decision will be a matter of judgement based on an objective assessment of all the facts and circumstances. There is no absolute dividing line between single and multiple supplies and there will...

Lord Millett, Law Lord who over a long career tackled blatant tax avoidance, the Spycatcher affair, the fall of Maxwell, and child welfare – obituary In a Lords judgment on a ‘wrongful birth’ he said ‘the law must take the birth of a normal, healthy baby to be a blessing, not a detriment’ Peter Millett (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary) in 1998 Credit: Universal Pictorial Press Photo Lord Millett, the former Law Lord, who has died aged 88, was earlier a brilliant Chancery barrister, regarded as one of the Bar’s finest exponents of the law of equity. But perhaps his most important public...

Nearly 20 years after the so-called arms deal docket came into the mustachioed prosecutor's purview, the corruption case against the former president is still consuming senior State advocate Billy Downer's time and energy, writes <strong>Mandy Wiener</strong>.