Author: Taylor Hampton Solicitors
JAN 22 2025
Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers apologises to Prince Harry in “monumental victory” in landmark privacy case
Breaking news on Prince Harry’s Trial News Group Newspapers (NGN), the publisher of The Sun and the defunct News of the World newspaper, has today made a “full and unequivocal” apology to Prince Harry and Lord Tom Watson as the parties settled their claims in court today. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and former deputy… Continue reading Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers apologises to Prince Harry in “monumental victory” in landmark privacy case
Read moreJAN 22 2025
Government Announces New Home Office Fee Increases
The UK Government has unveiled new measures aimed at addressing funding challenges in the migration and borders system. These changes focus on increasing fees for selected immigration services and introducing updates to Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) rules for airside transit passengers.
Read moreJAN 21 2025
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE ON TODAY’S PRINCE HARRY TRIAL
Trial delayed after Prince Harry and The Sun publisher enter settlement negotiations The opening day of an 8-week phone hacking trial at the High Court has now been pushed back to tomorrow following multiple requests for delays from the parties to allow settlement negotiations to take place. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and ex-Labour deputy… Continue reading BREAKING NEWS UPDATE ON TODAY’S PRINCE HARRY TRIAL
Read moreJAN 20 2025
Prince Harry: Trial against News Group Newspapers
Prince Harry will get his long-awaited day in court against Rupert Murdoch’s British tabloids on Monday, as his lawsuit against News Group Newspapers for unlawful gathering of private information finally goes on trial in London
Read moreJAN 17 2025
Taylor Hampton Legal Update on AI Regulation
The online safety act and development of AI regulation in the UK This article discussed AI regulation in the UK in light of new government initiatives in the digital space. The UK government has unveiled an ambitious strategy to position the nation as a global ‘superpower’ in artificial intelligence (AI) in 2025. Central to this… Continue reading Taylor Hampton Legal Update on AI Regulation
Read moreJAN 16 2025
Are US Citizens relocating to the UK? Trump 2.0
Trump 2.0 Administration Donald Trump is to be inaugurated this month as US President and his policies are causing concern to many throughout North America. Taylor Hampton Solicitors has recently seen an increase of enquiries from US clients who wish to move to the UK. They are mainly from Liberal Americans who eschew the Trump… Continue reading Are US Citizens relocating to the UK? Trump 2.0
Read moreJAN 06 2025
A Comprehensive Guide to the UK Graduate Immigration Route
This article examines the UK Graduate Immigration Route for VISA Applicants. This VISA provides international students the opportunity to work and gain valuable experience in the UK after completing a degree or higher educational qualification. Moreover, it is designed as a post-study work visa. So, this pathway enables former student visa holders to explore a… Continue reading A Comprehensive Guide to the UK Graduate Immigration Route
Read moreDEC 18 2024
Fee Waivers for immigration applications
This article discusses The Home Office policy on fee waivers stemming from several pivotal court cases. There are a number of court decisions recently which are impacting UK Immigration. Key Rulings R (Omar) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (2012): In this case, The High Court decided that charging a fee for human… Continue reading Fee Waivers for immigration applications
Read moreDEC 10 2024
The UK Citizenship Referee Requirement
Abandoning the Referee Requirement for UK Citizenship Applications Update by Leena Chouhan, Taylor Hampton Solicitors on the citizenship referee requirement. This update discusses UK immigration rules for applicants needing assistance with immigration. Anyone applying for British citizenship must provide two referees who can vouch for their identity and character. However, this requirement feels increasingly out… Continue reading The UK Citizenship Referee Requirement
Read moreDEC 03 2024
e-Visas and the Hostile Environment: A crisis risk
The UK faces a looming immigration challenge with the new e-visa system. From 1 January 2025, all biometric residence permits (BRPs) and biometric residence cards (BRCs) will expire. Therefore, migrants must use the e-Visa system to prove their status. The Home Office stopped issuing BRPs and BRCs on 31 October 2024. Now, anyone granted immigration… Continue reading e-Visas and the Hostile Environment: A crisis risk
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