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Regulatory Outlook
Artificial intelligence | UK Regulatory Outlook May 2026
UK updates: King's Speech 2026: AI aspects | Crime and Policing Act 2026: AI-related provisions | ICO sets out five
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook May 2026
Tobacco and Vapes Bill receives Royal Assent | King's Speech: advertising aspects
Regulatory Outlook
Regulated procurement | UK Regulatory Outlook May 2026
Lifting the automatic suspension: the new test under the UK Procurement Act 2023 | NHS modern slavery procurement regulations now
Financial Services
UK regulator moves to simplify consumer credit financial promotion rules
The FCA is dropping rigid rules, relying instead on the Consumer Duty to maintain standards in firms' consumer comms
Public sector pensions
UK Public Service Pensions Update: May 2026
Welcome to the May edition of the UK Public Service Pensions Update
Tax
The new UK carried interest regime takes effect: what should fund managers be considering?
The regime is now in force bringing carried interest within the scope of income tax
Waste and bioenergy
The public consultation period on the draft Royal Decree to promote biomethane is open
From Friday 22 May until 11 June 2026, the period for submitting comments on the draft Royal Decree to promote
Employment disputes and business protection
Working time records and overtime hours: the Spanish Supreme Court rules on the burden of proof
The Supreme Court has ruled on the consequences of failing to record working hours when an employee claims to have
Digital commerce, platforms and social media
Age Verification: From the EDPB Principles to the EU Age Verification app
The EU's age verification app sets the compliance path for platforms while the EUDI Wallet reaches full deployment
Competition, antitrust and trade
Towards the abolition of the 1 March deadline in annual negotiations?
Introduced in 2005, French regulations have stipulated that single agreements concluded between suppliers and distributors must be signed by 1
Regulatory and compliance
EU adopts anti-corruption directive to harmonise criminal law standards
A single set of harmonised minimum criminal law rules aim to strengthen the fight against corruption across the EU
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Real estate reform, contract termination, and ESG
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
