Bbc law news today

Here are the latest BBC Law News stories:

Top Stories

  1. UK's new points-based immigration system comes into effect: The UK's new points-based immigration system has come into effect, allowing skilled workers from around the world to apply to live and work in the country. (BBC News)
  2. Government to introduce new laws to tackle online harms: The UK government is set to introduce new laws to tackle online harms, including the spread of disinformation and the promotion of self-harm. (BBC News)
  3. Supreme Court rules on Brexit case: The UK's Supreme Court has ruled that the government's decision to prorogue Parliament was unlawful, paving the way for MPs to debate and vote on Brexit. (BBC News)

UK Law News

  1. New laws to tackle domestic abuse come into effect: New laws aimed at tackling domestic abuse have come into effect in England and Wales, including a new domestic abuse protection order. (BBC News)
  2. Government launches review of sentencing laws: The UK government has launched a review of sentencing laws, with a focus on reducing reoffending and improving rehabilitation. (BBC News)
  3. Court rules on police use of facial recognition technology: A court has ruled that the use of facial recognition technology by police forces in the UK is lawful, but with strict conditions. (BBC News)

International Law News

  1. US and China agree to trade deal: The US and China have agreed to a trade deal, which includes a reduction in tariffs and increased access to each other's markets. (BBC News)
  2. EU and UK agree on Brexit deal: The EU and UK have agreed on a Brexit deal, which includes a transition period and a new trade agreement. (BBC News)
  3. International Criminal Court investigates war crimes in Ukraine: The International Criminal Court has launched an investigation into war crimes committed in Ukraine, including the use of cluster munitions and the targeting of civilians. (BBC News)

Other Law News

  1. Lawyers call for action on climate change: Lawyers have called for action on climate change, arguing that it is a human rights issue and that governments have a duty to protect the environment. (BBC News)
  2. New laws to tackle modern slavery come into effect: New laws aimed at tackling modern slavery have come into effect in the UK, including a new offence of slavery and human trafficking. (BBC News)
  3. Court rules on data protection laws: A court has ruled that the UK's data protection laws are compatible with EU law, paving the way for the UK to leave the EU's data protection framework. (BBC News)