Friday

31st July - Law News

3139th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive since 2011 focusing on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice issues.


Today's Video Focus:  It is one of the grimmest of crimes - its victims among the most vulnerable, but often seen as criminals themselves.  Exclusive figures seen give a sense of the scale of the devastation caused by criminal exploitation: 47 children killed or seriously harmed in two years.



Focus of the Day Article:  The police could be sued over tactics deployed during protests supporting the Black Lives Matters movement. The Black Protest Legal Support group was set up to provide free advice and representation to activists and protesters. Committee member Danielle Manson, a barrister at Garden Court Chambers, told a Public Law Project conference this week to ‘watch this space’ over the possibility of legal action. Full story - The Law Society Gazette


Saturday Conversations on Law
  • Coronavirus in Wales: Up to 30 can meet outdoors from Monday https://t.co/XZ6o9YmHve
  • Separate households will not be able to meet indoors from Friday in Greater Manchester, East Lancashire and parts of West Yorkshire, the government says https://t.co/RAYg5pzQRf
  • Coronavirus second wave risk is 'absolutely real' - Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford https://t.co/mHMb9QzEua
  • Jet2 tells some holidaymakers in Spain to come home early https://t.co/HsLWognjC6
  • Top Republicans have rejected Donald Trump's suggestion that November's presidential election should be delayed over alleged fraud concerns #US https://t.co/6DpSD2WUhQ
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/bbUK94o9vw
  • British trafficking victim sues Priti Patel alleging abuse of personal data: Lawyers argue human rights of ‘extremely vulnerable’ woman were breached by Home Office access to personal and confidential details https://t.co/xIHpyipeCF
  • What challenges do rape victims face in getting cases to court? https://t.co/h1TWwbVbvW
  • 'State-sanctioned gaslighting': a rape survivor recalls her CPS ordeal https://t.co/MKwdD0b8O
  • The Guardian view on falling rape prosecutions: women’s rights are regressing | Editorial https://t.co/Hs5GSsdOqR 
  • Justice is not about numbers, but some numbers cannot be ignored | Law Gazette https://t.co/9P7gtUvc69
  • Profit drops by 8% at Herbert Smith Freehills | Law Gazette https://t.co/RMobIa2KS0
  • ‘Overwhelmed’ junior struck off after concealing court orders | Law Gazette https://t.co/5YIkQ3XAuU
  • Summer spike in judicial sanctions | Law Gazette https://t.co/aqoUn04G5e 
  • Pre-Covid remote hearings worked well, study finds | Law Gazette https://t.co/a4hrPBkhL0
  • Solicitor super-exam to cost £3,980 | Law Gazette https://t.co/rpzxn39NE
  • Court closures 'hard to justify now', say MPs | Law Gazette https://t.co/BL6xL583Zm
  • Charlie Elphicke: Why did it take so long to bring ex-MP to justice? https://t.co/R6niq7gakp
  • A young NHS worker who was seriously injured by a car in a racially-aggravated attack says he is "glad he is still here breathing" https://t.co/bnEcJp1jOx
  • Nominations open for Law Society's 2020 Rising Star Award - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/IemyyNO7xr
  • British Nationality for EU Citizens: a Citizens Rights Project webinar - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/JYJpHFZpy4
  • Police were justified in using PAVA spray on woman 'acting violently' - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/yBKxQE4QWT
  • Spain quarantine rules and employment law - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/MSZqjB2bsY
  • Blog: Good news for claimants in construction adjudication - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/ETUMiFbHBH
  • Harper Macleod solicitor tops the class in STEP Awards - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/aYd0yP0Lgp
  • Charlie Elphicke trial: former Conservative MP has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two women https://t.co/nSQ4wm5Zx
  • Holocaust survivor launches legal claim against #German railway https://t.co/IQFYDn9C9Z
  • Serious Fraud Office prosecutes Airbus subsidiary over alleged corruption https://t.co/Fjn7BGa1X8
  • Legal & General's new leasing model 'potentially game-changing' - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/rMQ0WQ2GNR
  • New law to ensure furloughed employees receive full redundancy payments - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/qnJFVkSN7f 
  • English child care judge found to have potential bias after leaving remote link open - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/gaATvzfLog
  • Judges reject terror offender's challenge of early release ban: An attempt by terrorism offender Mohammed Zahir Khan to overturn a ban on early release from prison has been thrown out by the High Court https://t.co/c6oowqbj3F 
  • UK lockdown solidarity 'starting to fray' https://t.co/VLIaTXCxck
  • England had the highest levels of excess deaths in Europe between the end of February to the middle of June, official analysis shows https://t.co/63ItBG5PT
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/PieL0nzhc4
  • Revealed: Most barristers failing to comply with transparency rules - Legal Futures https://t.co/0JyvOjzHEf
  • Assistant turned senior partner let struck-off solicitor maintain control - Legal Futures https://t.co/m4yBKYRBUS
  • Justice committee launches inquiry into court backlog - Legal Futures https://t.co/zLp1tdIdBi
  • My lockdown legacy – what will yours be? - Legal Futures https://t.co/ABkXFicsp9
  • The Trump administration is planning to withdraw some federal security forces from Portland, Oregon, after weeks of clashes with protesters #US https://t.co/5QNlldqcMO
  • The length of time people with coronavirus symptoms will have to self-isolate for is expected to be increased from seven to 10 days in England https://t.co/dQqLEcM735 
  • Australia's virus-hit state of #Victoria has reported its worst death toll and case rise - prompting fears that a six-week lockdown of state capital Melbourne is not working https://t.co/v4W8RcKPvl
  • Domino's #NewZealand drops 'free pizza for Karen' offer after backlash over white middle-aged women who are perceived to be obnoxious or racist called Karen https://t.co/wVJI81xHbf J
  • Rape convictions fall to record low in England and Wales https://t.co/lrhELsPVLT

Thursday

30th July - Law News

3138th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive since 2011 focusing on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice issues.



Today's Video Focus:  Three police officers caught on video bashing a man during a welfare check in 2017 have escaped conviction, instead facing fines for the attack on the man at his home in Preston. Officers John Edney, 30, Florian Hilgart, 42, and Brad McLeod, 35, were found guilty of assault last week and have each agreed to a good behaviour bond for 12 months.



Focus of the Day Article:  'We are the A&E of law': the first UK law centre for poor people turns 50. Austerity cuts to legal aid may have restricted North Kensington’s resources, but they haven’t crushed its spirit. Full story - Guardian Law


Saturday Conversations on Law

Wednesday

29th July - Law News

3137th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive since 2011 focusing on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice issues.




Today's Video Focus:  Watch US Attorney General Bill Barr's complete opening statements before the House Judiciary Committee.



Focus of the Day Article:  The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is to end the practice of allowing trainee solicitors to obtain higher rights of audience (HRA) but has reversed course on its proposed approach to advocacy in the youth courts. Full story - Legal Futures


Saturday Conversations on Law

Tuesday

28th July - Law News

3136th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive since 2011 focusing on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice issues.



Today's Video Focus:  Brazil is suffering the impact of coronavirus infections more than almost any other country. Health workers there have called on the International Criminal Court to investigate President Bolsanaro’s government. They accuse it of crimes against humanity over its mishandling of the pandemic, which they say has led to thousands of unnecessary deaths.



Focus of the Day Article:  Over the past three months, independent charity Crimestoppers has received a record number of reports from the public across Scotland on domestic abuse, drug dealing and child harm and neglect. In response to lockdown across Scotland, the charity ran a series of public awareness campaigns to highlight the increased risk of harm and abuse some people would experience. Full story - Scottish Legal News


Saturday Conversations on Law
  • BBC Panorama Investigation Into Labour Antisemitism Omitted Key Evidence and Parts of Labour’s Response https://t.co/XO791DnWgi
  • 'Fix your bike' vouchers launch, as doctors to prescribe bikes on NHS https://t.co/3dpAIeiIw8 
  • Revealed: NHS could take over social care, swelling budget to £150bn https://t.co/U34TKfllH5 
  • An indictment of how we treat young offenders https://t.co/bQtHvwdLHr
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/snI8Jz0koZ
  • A law requiring people in Wales to work from home where they can has been scrapped by the Welsh Government. It means it is no longer a criminal offence for individuals not to do so https://t.co/H1kqY3nKY
  • The UK has updated its advice against all non-essential travel to Spain to include the Balearic and Canary Islands following a rise in coronavirus cases https://t.co/Z95v8n360Z
  • Lawyer in the news: ​Kate Hammond, Miles & Partners - Profile | Law Gazette https://t.co/CsRbGzUMDu
  • My legal life: Naveen Garg, Garg Solicitors - Profile | Law Gazette https://t.co/9xijmztRML
  • Best of the blogs - 25 July 2020 | Law Gazette https://t.co/iPWI9cNC22
  • EU’s soft power will still govern data transfer | Law Gazette https://t.co/jZlz2p8oUE
  • Magic circle profits hit by Covid uncertainty | Law Gazette https://t.co/WhIV2PY5wp
  • SRA probes firms over wellbeing of junior staff | Law Gazette https://t.co/7eYJ2tVvL
  • News focus: 'Reinvigorating' commonhold | Law Gazette https://t.co/NQ8QsK6nFF
  • Pupillages will be withdrawn, regulator warns | Law Gazette https://t.co/a0QPJOlTRj
  • Judge replaced after private comments overheard on Zoom chat | Law Gazette https://t.co/sOldoCklKR
  • Limitation changes 'not an attack on veterans', says forces minister | Law Gazette https://t.co/q9XO4zqdY
  • Land Registry confirms electronic signature arrangements | Law Gazette https://t.co/wYKmEjROGh
  • Land Registry confirms electronic signature arrangements | Law Gazette https://t.co/wYKmEjROGh
  • Video wills 'risky and unnecessary', solicitors claim | Law Gazette https://t.co/v0lxN7vo6s
  • Top marks for Blackadders' Rachael Delaney and Robyn Lee - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/ZbOngTkvJ
  • Homelessness & Judicial Review: A Missed Opportunity for Reform - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/6tVjUXw88
  • Gillespie Macandrew secures over £2m of emergency business loans for clients in July - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/328E3nr
  • Top graduate seeks new opportunities - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/KSiA3ySxW
  • Brian McConnachie QC hails success of first Glasgow jury trial - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/r7sNFFQhm
  • Reports to Crimestoppers hit record high during lockdown - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/HTL6JrrQs
  • Demand for Scottish commercial property remains 'robust' - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/l0F1sKMF
  • The transport secretary decided he had to remain in Spain and observe quarantine restrictions in the UK to avoid a possible public backlash, it is understood https://t.co/OQhQGdJ0Am
  • Cardiff barking dog row attacker Raymond Burrell guilty of murder https://t.co/XJwOpC2FH
  • Rishi Sunak could levy online sales tax to protect high streets: Chancellor considers tax in England and Wales as potential replacement for business rates https://t.co/5IuWFgPucQ
  • #US attorney general may be using Assange case for political ends, court told https://t.co/XN6IPfRNsb
  • Plaintiff lawyers allege #US foreign influence in Australian class action crackdown https://t.co/ZMVdtEQPUw
  • #Australian states agree to overhaul of 'outdated' defamation laws https://t.co/wVIXB3HswJ
  • Youth Justice Board chair aims to tackle racial disparities in criminal justice system in England and Wales https://t.co/OpWQ2ON6Da
  • Law change to better protect consumers in event of insolvencies https://t.co/mwppsQOUbE
  • It is regrettable that judges believe that silencing criticism will harbour respect for the judiciary #India https://t.co/WdRFcLynu
  • RPC is Latest to Announce Drop in PEP https://t.co/oi6OcMnvaT
  • UK PM Johnson set to overhaul Britain's treason laws https://t.co/qCf0K8ijm
  • A pet cat has tested positive in the UK for the strain of coronavirus that is causing the current pandemic https://t.co/ytlNOVnV0I
  • #France to ban heated terraces in cafes and bars https://t.co/nrI9KDnmc
  • Manchester stabbing: Boy, 17, dead and four injured https://t.co/2l5DtF1tgd
  • EU Annual Report on Human Rights and Democracy https://t.co/j17gcqJrq
  • National Human Rights Commission urges government to save the lives of youths staging hunger-strike #Nepal https://t.co/LMQ3jfaMn
  • Legal experts describe framing people under Section 399/402 as ‘human rights violation’ #India https://t.co/0SVx77C2b
  • Italian Marines Case: #India Entitled to Compensation, Rules International Tribunal, But No Criminal Prosecution in India https://t.co/nXpP74n3O
  • #Kuwait sovereign wealth fund fights court battle with fired executives https://t.co/jnKdVjMxeB
  • National Green Tribunal directs Indian Oil's Panipat refinery to pay Rs 25 crore #India https://t.co/h0i2R1ydc
  • Ethical Representation in the Entertainment Industry: Can a Lawyer Wear Two Hats? https://t.co/qwpsQS6tj
  • Lawyer who helps wealthy families get secondary citizenships says business is great in 2020 [Video] https://t.co/7MfYGpv1ca
  • Prominent Melbourne lawyer Pat Lennon accused in court of pressuring a witness, threatening the man's elderly mother in profane text messages that have been referred to police and the Legal Services Commissioner following a complaint #Australia https://t.co/PgjJzGOA
  • Uttar Pradesh lawyer Dharmendra Chaudhary goes missing, family suspects abduction #India https://t.co/TvLed7MpD
  • Misogynistic lawyer who killed judge’s son had list of possible targets #US https://t.co/hTrhMZg8P
  • A church volunteer has admitted starting a fire that devastated the cathedral in the French city of Nantes last week, his lawyer has said #France https://t.co/VpYcKE3LLg
  • Lack of clarity in Hate Crime Bill could threaten freedom of expression - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/NiXJrsoQCU
  • Sudden death over the weekend of Sheriff Richard Davidson, 72, served as Sheriff in Dundee for almost 20 years up to 2016 - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/snc3BbWEV
  • Edinburgh coffee shop owner fails to challenge reduction in COVID-19 grant for multiple premises - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/UzUN69PDa
  • The man suspected of being #NorthKorea's first confirmed Covid-19 patient did not have the virus, South Korea says https://t.co/xylkwB5uO
  • "Buy one get one free" deals on unhealthy food will be banned as part of the government's bid to tackle obesity in England https://t.co/m0m1NXLBiK
  • Inside the Violent and Misogynistic World of Roy Den Hollander, known for frivolous lawsuits #US https://t.co/sPOWXlq2h
  • Galvanized in part by the deployment of federal agents in Portland, Ore., protesters have returned to the streets in Oakland, Seattle and elsewhere #US https://t.co/n0u6J9Nij
  • The UK economy could take until 2024 to return to the size it was before the coronavirus lockdown, according to analysis from the EY Item Club https://t.co/DA16sARrOz
  • Chinese students in #Australia targeted in virtual kidnapping scam https://t.co/uRA7RHU59
  • A Scottish pilot, who spent more than two months on a ventilator in #Vietnam, has warned Britons "not to be blasé about coronavirus" as lockdown eases https://t.co/WZnwNEfan
  • #Spain is fighting to save its embattled tourism industry after the UK government imposed a 14-day quarantine on all arrivals from the country https://t.co/H7D8CLHRn
  • The government had to act "rapidly and decisively" to impose a quarantine on people arriving in the UK from #Spain, a minister has said https://t.co/VWVmLFwavG
  • Beauty salons and tattooists in Wales are allowed to reopen for the first time since lockdown https://t.co/cpH7gkBcXO
  • Firms with more female executives 'perform better' https://t.co/FMYBfaCZp
  • Circuit poll: Barristers set to quit if court hours are extended - Legal Futures https://t.co/xqrAaYbHI
  • High Court judge's private comments caught on Zoom - Legal Futures https://t.co/hy8j5Ghe7R
  • MoJ to allow and backdate remote will witnessing - Legal Futures https://t.co/VVrmQlaKjk
  • Diversity without inclusivity is mere tokenism - Legal Futures https://t.co/fpH9gh15FB
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/Q0nN91dqZ
  • #China and the Uighurs: At last the world is beginning to react to the mounting evidence of horrific human rights abuses in Xinjiang https://t.co/8WH5gSONfM
  • UK could impose more 'handbrake restrictions' on arrivals beyond Spain https://t.co/6L2CjWTM9p
  • Debenhams up for sale in last-ditch bid to avoid liquidation https://t.co/ltu0Ul9t3
  • Tom Cotton calls slavery 'necessary evil' in attack on New York Times' 1619 Project #US https://t.co/54RsHrIvhI
  • Web ads for junk food could be banned under UK government plans https://t.co/Lxjmazj9lQ

Monday

27th July - Law News

3135th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive since 2011 focusing on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice issues.



Today's Video Focus:  Opernplatz in Frankfurt, Germany witnessed a massive police presence as the city enforced a recently imposed curfew on Fridays and Saturdays from 1am. The move comes a week after a massive brawl reportedly broke out among revelers, resulting in 39 people being detained.



Focus of the Day Article: The economic crime levy to be imposed on law firms and other anti-money laundering regulated businesses will be calculated according to revenue, with a threshold to exempt small businesses, the Treasury has said. Full story - New Law Journal


Saturday Conversations on Law
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/GUeDUwNaSv
  • #Spain says outbreaks under control after UK orders quarantine https://t.co/lYtnlQtWg
  • The home secretary has demanded a "full explanation" from Twitter and Instagram on why anti-Semitic posts by rapper Wiley were not removed more quickly https://t.co/2pvhlrwi
  • Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has been caught up in his own department's rule change while on holiday in Spain https://t.co/HIrdxfTr03 
  • More motorcyclists could be seriously injured on Welsh roads as people avoid public transport, experts have warned https://t.co/yAD2hcIxWq
  • Risk of ‘unrest’ if civil servants are forced into hasty return to office https://t.co/KAr76gD3xT
  • Harry Dunn's parents drop legal claim against police force https://t.co/MAJCsU3gsh
  • Car drives through Black Lives Matter protest in Aurora, Colorado: A man was also shot during the Aurora march, as rival militias demonstrated in Kentucky #US https://t.co/aGjgbxANtb
  • 49% of voters believe Kremlin interfered in Brexit referendum: Opinium poll for the Observer also reveals 47% of public think Putin’s government affected UK’s 2019 general election https://t.co/J9szvPOBC1
  • The fight to clear Johnny Depp’s name exposes an altogether nastier agenda https://t.co/ZSMw0ApPr
  • Ted Yoho: Christian group obtains resignation over Ocasio-Cortez attack: Nonpartisan organisation Bread for the World says Yoho agreed to step down following incident with congresswoman #US https://t.co/IYBbcKvRCN 
  • As working from home becomes the new normal … know your rights: Many staff won’t be going back into the office until next year. Here we answer the important questions employers and employees face https://t.co/KCfysHASoQ
  • Mum given just 26p more per day to feed her child during lockdown https://t.co/MS6LJWesnN
  • Detective jailed for harassing solicitor sees appeal denied: Eve Doherty’s harassment of state solicitor Elizabeth Howlin included putting up leaflets in her neighbourhood #Ireland https://t.co/MQDiRIsvRB
  • Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen released after 'retaliatory' prison stay over tell-all book #US https://t.co/mkyOIMtbHk
  • ‘The System Killed Him’—Jailed #Kyrgyz Journalist Azimjon Askarov Dies in Prison https://t.co/pQ86RcWbow
  • Roy Den Hollander, Who Killed Judge’s Son, Had List of Possible Targets #US https://t.co/UvQzP7dA1N
  • Freeths partner fined £4,000 for asking derogatory question to gay trainee - Legal Cheek https://t.co/lUjEaMTeC
  • Ropes & Gray bans TikTok on work devices following privacy concerns - Legal Cheek https://t.co/5dHHEkjHiT
  • Tributes pour in for LSE law graduate who fell from bridge while escaping burning car - Legal Cheek https://t.co/T31KCp0O8H
  • Johnny Depp trial: 10 top advocacy tips we've learned so far... - Legal Cheek https://t.co/O8F0IFMD1n 
  • Allen & Overy posts 93% autumn retention score - Legal Cheek https://t.co/Ll7spDmy0A
  • Ashurst keeps profit per equity partner above £900k and holds NQ pay steady despite COVID-19 disruption - Legal Cheek https://t.co/rZfWy7WVAh
  • Average partner earnings at Clifford Chance hit £1.69 million - Legal Cheek https://t.co/PvsLlzOIIm
  • What Mediaeval animal trials can teach us about AI and the law - Legal Cheek https://t.co/FU946FH188
  • Future City trainee goes public with concerns about doing training contract remotely - Legal Cheek https://t.co/m08HYUwYa1
  • Lord Sumption admits breaking ‘absurd’ lockdown laws - Legal Cheek https://t.co/8sUgGj6Cdq
  • US firms hold the MoneyLaw line - Legal Cheek https://t.co/qUr2mu593D
  • Prison for Anglia Ruskin law student found with heroin and cocaine worth £4,000 at uni halls - Legal Cheek https://t.co/k34rMj80Ob
  • A group of anonymous BPP students have published an open letter complaining about LPC lockdown 'failures' - Legal Cheek https://t.co/MItLvbathu
  • Partner profits at Freshfields dip to £1.82 million as revenue creeps up 3% - Legal Cheek https://t.co/1ePZ1zQkXq 
  • BPTC student raises bias and privacy concerns over exam proctoring - Legal Cheek https://t.co/RnuHtGfiZ4
  • Uber in the Supreme Court: The case so far - Legal Cheek https://t.co/Xsv8yqM4rg
  • Irwin Mitchell retains 47 out of 52 autumn NQ solicitors - Legal Cheek https://t.co/0odPBEcnt
  • ‘Kirkland & End It’ is the latest corporate law meme account poking fun at the profession - Legal Cheek https://t.co/9YO34raq0X 
  • ‘I'm torn between two magic circle TC offers in the Middle East' - Legal Cheek https://t.co/8ZXLTcNGOp 
  • Coronavirus: 'Devastated' travellers react to Spain quarantine rules https://t.co/NU85DZNmh
  • The week in radio and podcasts: The Punch; Future Prison – review https://t.co/N981UA3ney
  • John Roberts sides with supreme court liberals over Nevada church Covid opening: In a 5-4 ruling the court denied a church’s request to strike down 50-person cap on services due to pandemic https://t.co/bZYt2mhezY
  • Judge removed from child welfare case over 'pejorative' remarks about mother: Mrs Justice Judd’s comments about woman pretending to have a cough were accidentally heard by high court https://t.co/p6uq5yJTT2 
  • #Poland is to withdraw from a European treaty aimed at preventing violence against women, the country's justice minister announced on Saturday https://t.co/rrqUYpVnep
  • Far-right protesters in #France held a racist protest outside the office of black politician Sira Sylla https://t.co/yFUTN5ROhF
  • Why won't #India admit how Covid-19 is spreading? https://t.co/wOw5dgCcIe
  • Viewpoint from #Sudan - where black people are called slaves https://t.co/8yw0fv43zt
  • FBI links 'anti-feminist' lawyer suspected of murder to separate killing of colleague #US https://t.co/ZlWYgjmrPf
  • Roy Den Hollander was entrenched in 'anti-feminist' male supremacy movement #US https://t.co/NtnePdXvLa 
  • Video-witnessed wills to be legalised under temporary SI | Law Gazette https://t.co/zvdNMoZQ6o