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No child left behind?

Joanna Farrands considers whether Brexit will result in abducted children being left stranded overseas

'Finely balanced' article 50 challenge could go to European Court

Great Repeal Act is 'a complete red herring' devised for politicians to bat around parliament, says Dominic Grieve QC

Finger on the trigger

Toby Vanhegan and Riccardo Calzavara consider the arguments in Miller on whether article 50 notification can be made without a vote in parliament

The Pokémon invasion of privacy

Where US legal action for breaches of privacy leads, the rest of the world will surely follow, writes Sarah Webb

British troops will lose human rights protections

Civil liberties lawyer hits out at the government for misleading the public over human rights claims

Untangling the web: UK competition law after Brexit

With competition one of the areas where EU and domestic law are most closely intertwined, Becket McGrath considers the legal disruption involved in separating the two regimes and forming a replacement trading model

Rights of third-country nationals

Paul Stanley QC discusses the extent to which parents who are not EU citizens can derive EU rights of residence from their dependent children

Looking outward, not inward

Regardless of what Brexit means, barristers must continue to affirm the importance of English and Welsh law and forge relationships with lawyers in other jurisdictions, write Louisa Nye and Duncan McCombe