The Gazette

Publication Date

3 July 2014

Who is the best British Formula 1 driver of all time? Is it their overall skill on the track, the legacy they leave, or is it simply their number of wins during their career?

Publication Date

3 July 2014

Publication Date

27 June 2014

Mick Jagger, one of the most influential frontmen in the history of rock music, has entertained fans for more than 5 decades. He was knighted in June 2002 for services to music, having enjoyed worldwide success with the Rolling Stones.

Publication Date

20 June 2014

What can UK businesses learn from the January 2014 floods? Diane Yarrow, Partner at B P Collins, investigates.

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B P Collins LLP

Publication Date

20 June 2014

What are the potential pitfalls of do-it-yourself probate? Laith Khalib, of Howells Solicitors, explains what you need to know.

Publication Date

12 June 2014

What makes a great football player? Is it their number of caps? The number of goals they score? Or is it winning games and lifting the World Cup?

Publication Date

5 June 2014

On 6 June 1944, 5 beaches on the heavily fortified coast of France's Normandy region were stormed by 156,000 British, Canadian, and American troops.

Publication Date

22 May 2014

Before the Enduring Powers of Attorney Act (EPA) was introduced in 1985, there was no facility for power of attorney to continue once the donor had lost their mental capacity. Karen Bacon of Steeles Law explores the subject of enabling digital by default.

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Steeles Law

Publication Date

16 May 2014

What happens to your digital assets when you die? Evan Carroll, a digital legacy expert and co-founder of The Digital Beyond, investigates

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Evan Carroll, The Digital Beyond

Publication Date

16 May 2014

Robert Brudenell Carter was a successful British physician and ophthalmist who played a leading role in the treatment of both mental illness and eye surgery in the 20th century.