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Premier League set to continue fight against pubs

05.10.11
League claim the ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) makes it clear that they have to give permission to pubs and clubs to show top-flight football... more

Premier League must make sure Saturday 3pm is a turn-off for TV

05.10.11
It is vital to the future of the Premier League that there is no lasting hangover from the sale of television rights... more

Pub landlady 1, Premier League 0

04.10.11
A pub landlady wins a landmark legal battle that could revolutionise the way Premier League football is televised in the UK... more

Check the small print for delay payouts

12.09.11
Cancellations - if you can demonstrate it was the airline's responsibility - attract cash compensation starting at €250 per passenger... more

MPs meet to discuss Britain's position in Europe

12.09.11
A new parliamentary group of eurosceptic Conservative MPs is to meet to discuss Britain's position in Europe amid growing unrest in the party... more

This is the euro's moment of truth - don't blow it

21.07.11
The Greek crisis threatens the single currency - and our economy. Today's EU summit must act decisively... more

Why Sky's the limit for London pubs

10.03.11
Why pay upwards of £2,000 a month to show Premier League football on Sky Sports, when a trip back to Hungary means you can pay less than five per cent of that figure?... more

Do we need a military solution in Libya?

01.03.11
With the revolt in Libya in an uneasy stalemate, the international community is considering the options for ratcheting up the pressure on the Gaddafi regime... more

Insurers banned from offering women drivers cheaper car insurance

01.03.11
Insurers banned from offering cheaper accident cover to women drivers as a 'reward' for their better safety record ... more

Euro victory for British football fans over free World Cups on TV

17.02.11
British football fans can continue watching the World Cup on TV for free, the European Court of Justice has ruled... more

Pubs can show foreign Premier League footage, says EU lawyer

03.02.11
Broadcasters such as Sky and ESPN should not be able to stop pub drinkers watching Premier League matches on cheaper foreign satellite channels, a top EU legal adviser says... more

France will face Euro court for expelling Roma

14.09.10
France is facing legal action from Europe for its deportation of thousands of unwanted gypsies... more

Union fury as BA takes away striking staff’s travel discount

24.03.10
British Airways staff furious after the airline told cabin crew who went on strike for three days that they would lose their travel perks... more

Google wins EU case over Louis Vuitton web adverts

23.03.10
Google wins a landmark legal fight over the use of trademarks in internet searches... more

Unemployed migrants could win right to claim benefits after landmark ruling

24.02.10
Thousands of unemployed migrants could have the right to claim state benefits after a landmark European ruling involving two London families... more

Qataris are billed £100m for Candys

18.11.09
The already high stakes in the battle between the former partners in the £3 billion redevelopment of the Chelsea Barracks site are set to get even higher ... more

Now we need to see how David Cameron will deal with the EU

04.11.09
Twenty years ago this month, the Czechs provided one of the highlights of a historic year when the Velvet Revolution in Prague drove the Communists from power... more

Treasury faces huge payout after HSBC's tax case victory

01.10.09
Accountants said the cash-strapped Treasury could have to pay back potentially billions of pounds in overpaid taxes after the Government conceded defeat tonight in a crucial test case... more

£20bn tax bill looms after Hsbc’s triumph

01.10.09
The taxpayer could be forced to pay back up to £20 billion in tax after a test case in the European Court of Justice today ruled a UK duty levied on certain share transactions contravenes EU law ... more

How Madoff got away with it

13.08.09
HOT tip for wannabe frauds? A fine taste for design. Apparently that's the reason the authorities didn’t catch Bernie Madoff sooner than they did ... more

‘Peaceful’ Tamil protesters are ready to fight proposed ban

14.05.09
Tamil protesters vow to fight proposed new laws designed to push them out of Parliament Square... more

EU executive drops case against MasterCard fees

01.04.09
The European Union's executive arm dropped its case against MasterCard transaction fees, ending a battle that helped sow confusion among banks building a new pan-EU payments system.... more

Airlines face glut of claims after European ruling

12.02.09
Airlines are bracing themselves for meeting a large number of compensation claims from passengers who have suffered cancelled flights due to "technical reasons", following a European Court ruling.... more

£3.5m legal victory for M&S over VAT cake

04.02.09
Marks & Spencer won a 13-year legal battle over the legal status of its chocolate-covered teacake... more

BAT set for £1.2bn in victory over taxman

27.11.08
Tax: The Treasury faces having to pay out up to £7 billion after the High Court ruled today in a landmark case that UK firms' dividends on foreign earnings should not have been taxed... more

Volkswagen ruling may spur EU battle

27.11.08
Engineering: A German court may put the country back on a collision course with the EU after refusing to dismantle protectionist rules shielding Volkswagen from takeovers... more

Landmark victory for carer mother

17.07.08
A legal secretary who claimed her bosses penalised her for having a disabled son has won her battle over discrimination in a landmark case... more


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