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The British Business Bank will replace the primary function of the European Investment Fund (EIF) once the UK has left the EU, it has been revealed.

A new report has found that a significant proportion of minority workers have experienced racial harassment at work in the last five years, with many subjected to unfair treatment by the employer because of their race.

The Government has announced plans to scrap “no-fault evictions” in what is being described as the biggest overhaul for renters in a generation.

The Financial Ombudsman has launched a new service designed to help even more small firms settle disputes with financial services firms.

Proposals to increase the costs associated with probate for families sorting out the wills of loved ones who have died have been delayed due to lack of Parliamentary time to debate the proposed fee increase as a result of Brexit debates, following a widespread backlash against their implementation.

Couples in England and Wales will no longer have to prove that one partner is at fault in order to divorce, it has been confirmed.

On 25 May 2019, it will be exactly one year since the introduction of the GDPR, which aimed to strengthen the UK’s data protection laws and introduced significant fines for those that failed to meet their new duties. Recent evidence suggests that there may still be hundreds of businesses, particularly…

More than 300,000 workers will be getting a payslip for the first time this month under new rules that come into effect this week.

MPs are currently debating whether to increase the minimum age for marriage in the UK to 18 in a bid to help prevent forced marriages.

A body representing landlords in the UK says that many will be unclear about whether they can let their properties to EU citizens post-Brexit, amid confusion about the arrangements that will be in place.