“I love this artisan sourdough bread”, I say, as the roof of my mouth is cut to ribbons

Never send an email or message you wouldn’t be happy being read aloud in court or the Bar Disciplinary Tribunal.

A Richard Curtis film from 1999 where Hugh Grant, Helena Bonham Carter and Part 36 CPR get called to the Bar and Grant and Part 36 end up pissed at 4am having a duel outside Dalys

Was Liz Truss a successful Prime Minister? No.
But does her book contain reflective insights which might help others avoid her mistakes? Also no.

🧵In today's Times, Libby Purves pens an article that will be like a red rag to a bull to many employment lawyers.

First, an incendiary headline and subheading (which I accept may have been written by the editorial team rather than her).
#ukemplaw

Just incredible news - congratulations Anna Moradi!

A collective shudder is felt by all legal drafters used to arguing the finer points of Times New Roman, Georgia, Goudy Old Style or Bookman

ET hearing in Cambridge, Thursday/Friday of this week, in person.
Hotel booked.
This pm, ET says: we’d like to make this video instead; what do the parties think?
No response.
So tomorrow I have to go to London, bag packed, not knowing whether I’m coming home that pm, or Friday.

An excellent blogpost by my colleague Jeremy McKeown, which pithily summarises the new provisions at s40A(1) EqA2010 on the duty on employers to prevent sexual harassment at work.
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In a short but moving ceremony, the clock on the microwave has been changed.

Good Lord what is happening in there!?

Χριστός ἀνέστη! Ἀληθῶς ἀνέστη!

The answer is: Bracknell

Tonight we remember Konrad Adenauer who invented and gave his name to British Summer Time.

Ah yes the famous extra hour we get when the clocks go forward. Well done The Scotsman

For 10 points: which was the one New Town seat *not* won by Labour in 1997?

Law in Action has been an informative and balanced radio programme with the brilliant Joshua Rozenberg at its core providing the public with legal news and commentary. I don’t know why BBC Radio 4 has not recommissioned it but it will be sorely missed.