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11 Dec 2020
The European Court of Justice has stated that cannabidiol (CBD) isn’t a narcotic and “does not appear to have any psychotropic effect or harmful effect ... More
24 Jun 2016
Britain, as a nation, will be transformed by its decision to leave the European Union, but what will "Brexit's" impact be on sport? One obvious ... More
08 Apr 2015
Donald Trump is progressing with long-delayed proposals to expand his hotel and leisure development at Menie Estate, Aberdeenshire, which currently hosts the five-star Trump International ... More
28 Mar 2015
Bjarke Ingels' W57 'Courtscraper' project in New York's Hell's Kitchen is taking shape, with the first interior construction site photos posted last night on NY ... More
06 Jan 2015
Insults from shop assistants, jibes from passers-by and abuse from teenagers are just some of the humiliations that are plunging overweight people further into ill ... More
18 Dec 2014
Employers across Europe may be forced to make adjustments to work environments to accommodate overweight employees, after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that ... More
18 Jun 2014
The prospect of the European Court of Justice ruling obesity as a disability due to an escalated employment tribunal is distracting focus from the key ... More
13 Jun 2014
The European Court of Justice is considering a test case which could oblige employers to treat obesity as a disability, potentially leaving them with a ... More
29 Jan 2014
A landmark ruling in the European courts could mean that sports clubs in the UK might be able to claim back VAT on fees levied ... More
17 Jan 2014
The British tourism industry is on course to achieve a record tourist spend of £20bn for 2013, but a new European ruling could slow this ... More
16 Nov 2011
Rank Group, the UK-based bingo hall and casino operator, has won its case at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over claims that it had ... More
03 Feb 2011
UK pubs cannot be prevented from using foreign decoder cards to show live Premier League football matches under European Union (EU) law, according to a ... More
09 Jul 2010
Ireland-based budget airline Ryanair has been unsuccessful in its appeal against the European Commission's decision to block its takeover bid for rival Aer Lingus. The ... More
03 Jun 2010
European Union (EU) member states have retained the power to ban online betting operators based in other countries following a ruling by the European Court ... More
26 Oct 2009
Scottish health secretary Nicola Sturgeon has refuted claims that the Scottish Government's plans to introduce a minimum price for a unit of alcohol would contravene ... More
15 Sep 2009
Online gambling companies could be banned from individual European Union (EU) member states in a bid to combat fraud, according to a European Court of ... More
17 Dec 2008
Rochdale Borough Council (RBC) has restarted its selection process for a developer to take on the £250m regeneration of Rochdale town centre, near Manchester. Earlier ... More
27 May 2008
Rank Group, the gaming firm that operates Mecca Bingo and Grosvenor casinos, has won a legal battle with Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC). The ... More
10 Nov 2004
The British Horseracing Board (BHB) and the Fixtures Marketing company have lost a lengthy court battle intended to prevent betting firms, including William Hill, from ... More
19 May 2004
The UK’s largest pub operator, Enterprise Inns, has reported strong gains in its interim results. Profit before tax for the six-month period ending 31 March ... More
15 Apr 2004
Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airliner, has announced it will appeal against a European Commission (EC) decision early next month. In February, the EC decided that ... More
05 Jan 2004
Ryanair’s chief executive, Michael O’Leary, has spoken out regarding a decision by the French courts of appeal to uphold an earlier court ruling against the ... More
23 Sep 2003
Low fares airline Ryanair has announced that it will appeal against a European court ruling it received concerning illegal incentives to fly to Strasbourg. A ... More
15 Aug 2003
Hundreds of museums, galleries and theatres could benefit from a ruling by the European Court of Justice that will enable them to claim VAT rebates ... More
29 Oct 2002
The Noble House Organisation is appealing to the European Court of Justice against the Heritage Lottery Fund's £15m award to restore Brighton's West Pier. Owners ... More
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