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Prof Paul Johnson and two of the winning team

First-year law students present innovative legal ideas to tackle inequality, with winning team recognised for hate crime reporting app.

A view from a walkway on a Brutalist block of flats. Smiling photo of Dr Bainbridge in a circle frame to the left.

Cuckooing has become a standalone criminal offence in England and Wales, as the Crime and Policing Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 29 April.

Smiling group image of all the PGRs who took part in the PGR conference. Background is on screen: School of Law PGR Conference 2026

On Wednesday 22 April 2026 the School of Law hosted a conference run by Postgraduate Researchers (PGRs) looking at the work of PGRs from across all School Research Centres.

Beige backgroun. Text: 'Behind closed books: money laundering in UK insolvency proceedings. Logos of UKRI, Leeds uni, IPA. Smiling pictures of Drs Zavoli and Casasola in circles.

Dr Ilaria Zavoli and Dr Oriana Casasola’s ESRC-funded research project explored the money laundering risks of the UK insolvency sector and the lived realities of the practitioners operating in it.

Mr Batesmith and Professor Kieran McEvoy holding up their SLSA winning certificates and smiling.

His article with Professor Kieran McEvoy (Queen's University Belfast), “‘Closeted’ cause lawyering in authoritarian Cambodia”, has won the SLSA Article of the Year Prize.