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Students help secure vital benefits for some of Leeds most vulnerable people
Students in the School of Law have helped people living with long-term health conditions or disabilities get access to vital benefits payments.
Dr Paul Wragg discusses the recent high-profile privacy action brought by Sir Cliff Richard v BBC
In a podcast for IMPRESS, the press regulator, Dr Paul Wragg, an expert in press freedom, discusses the recent high-profile privacy action brought by Sir Cliff Richard v BBC.
QS World Ranking success as we are placed top 10 in the UK for employability
Leeds has been ranked in the top 10 UK universities for employability (8th), in the QS global rankings of 500 institutions published this week.
CIRLE’s Inaugural Symposium draws international speakers and audience
On the 8th May 2018, the Centre for Innovation and Research in Legal Education (CIRLE), within the School of Law at the University of Leeds held its inaugural Symposium.
Leeds Law professor has contributed to Government anti-terrorist legislation
Professor Emeritus Clive Walker has submitted evidence used in the House of Commons/ House of Lords Joint Committee on human rights: 'Legislative Scrutiny: Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill'.