Barristers and solicitors warn criminal justice system is on the verge of collapse

David Green took over at Britain’s corruption watchdog in the wake of collapsed cases

High Court rules remorseful businessman has right to be forgotten

Serious Fraud Office opens case against five ex-traders alleging they tried to rig key rate

Alexander Perepilichny collapsed and died in 2012 while jogging in Surrey

Preferred permanent candidate is ‘managing their exit from current position’

New boss will inherit several major investigations and prosecutions

As top performers are offered pay equal to bankers and hedge fund managers, is the lockstep system under threat?

Five former traders face charges of conspiracy to defraud

Now employers face task of how to respond to discrepancies between men and women

Tough sanctions threatened for 1,500 corporate data defaulters

Series of walkouts are planned in protest at new payment system

Barristers protest against ‘near collapse’ of criminal justice system

Sentencing Council adapts guidelines to include new types of ‘low-tech’ attacks

NDAs should be used to protect victims, not to sweep sexual misconduct under the carpet

Former head of Olympus is defending £55m lawsuit brought by UK subsidiary KeyMed

Experts advise on small launches to be in line to benefit when system goes mainstream

Some have begun to include highly paid equity partners in their figures

Politicians call for company’s chief Mark Zuckerberg to testify about privacy breach