Many people are not ready to face up to making a will rep and getting them to change their attitude on the subject is difficult, Citizens Advice has warned.

A further 281,000 people became unemployed during the three-month period up to May, according to the Office for National Statistics.

People are being misled about the reality of divorce by what they read regarding celebrities going through the process, an expert has said.

An Asian police officer has backed claims that a culture of discrimination exists among London's police.

Those exaggerating their financial means in mortgage applications are increasingly likely to be found out, it has been warned.

The office market in places like Westminster and the City is seeing a recovery in demand, it has been claimed.

The GMB Union is considering an appeal in the instance of a Marks & Spencer whistleblower who lost an unfair dismissal case after being sacked for leaking details of planned redundancy package cuts.

Those who cohabit should not be given the same legal rights as those marrying, a thinktank has said.

A three-month delay should precede the issuing of any divorce petition, a new report has urged.

A man who lost his job at a school after being accused of viewing sexual images online has won a case against his former employer.