Paris court rejects suspension of Shein in France
A Paris court has rejected a French government request to suspend the Shein platform after illegal items were found for sale. Read the latest on the fast-fashion giant's legal battle.
Category : Regulations
Shein Ordered to Verify Age for Adult Sales in France
A Paris court orders Shein to implement age verification for adult products after childlike sex dolls were found. Fines of €10,000 per breach imposed. Read the latest.
Trump EPA Moves to Weaken Formaldehyde Cancer Safeguards
The Trump administration's EPA is proposing to roll back Biden-era limits on carcinogenic formaldehyde found in everyday products. Experts warn this could increase cancer risks for millions. Read the full analysis.
FCA to let banks set their own contactless payment limits
UK banks can soon set custom contactless limits. New FCA rules from March 19 aim to boost convenience while keeping fraud protections. Discover how this affects your spending.
Trump orders marijuana reclassification for medical use
The Trump administration is pushing to reclassify cannabis to Schedule III, easing medical research but keeping the federal ban on recreational use firmly in place. Read the full details.
Trump Signs Order to Reclassify Marijuana
President Donald Trump signs an executive order moving cannabis to a less restrictive category, easing research and regulations. Discover the implications for US policy and business.
FCC Chair Denies Agency Independence Amid Trump Power Grab
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr tells senators the agency is 'not independent', as its mission statement is altered online. Critics fear a Trump-led assault on regulatory autonomy.
FCC scrubs 'independent' from site after chair's U-turn
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr reversed his 2018 stance, declaring the agency not independent during a Senate hearing, prompting immediate edits to its official website. Read the full story.
California DMV Gives Tesla 90 Days to Change Autopilot Ads
California regulators warn Tesla to revise its 'Autopilot' and 'Full Self-Driving' marketing within 90 days or face a temporary sales ban. The move follows a judge's ruling that the terms mislead consumers.
Betfair and Paddy Power pay £2m Gambling Commission fine
Betfair and Paddy Power have agreed a £2m settlement with the Gambling Commission after failing to protect vulnerable users, including one who bet £20,000 in under eight hours. Read the full investigation details.
California DMV Suspends Tesla Sales Over Autopilot Claims
California's DMV suspends Tesla's sales license over misleading Autopilot marketing. The move follows a formal accusation and could impact the EV giant's key market. Read the full details.
Sydney resident's 386-gun arsenal sparks law debate
Revelation of a Sydney resident owning 386 firearms ignites calls for stricter UK-style gun control reforms in Australia, following the Bondi Beach attack. Read more.
FDA Considers Relaxing Dietary Supplement Warning Rules
The US FDA is proposing to relax rules on dietary supplement warning labels, a move experts warn could impact consumer safety. Discover the potential risks.
EU Eases 2035 Internal Combustion Engine Ban
The EU proposes relaxing its 2035 car emissions ban to a 90% reduction, allowing some ICE vehicles. The move responds to industry pressure over charging infrastructure and Chinese competition. Read the full analysis.
HMRC phases out paper tax letters from April 2026
HMRC will stop sending paper letters to millions of taxpayers from April 2026, moving to a 'digital by default' system to save £50m a year. Find out how to prepare for the change.
England's Funeral Industry Faces First-Ever Regulation
The UK government is set to introduce new rules for funeral directors in England after shocking scandals, ending a system where no licence or qualifications were required. Read the full story.
Legal bid to class pets as tax dependents in US lawsuit
A New York attorney sues the IRS, arguing her golden retriever meets the criteria for a legal dependent, seeking tax benefits for pet owners. Could this change how we view pets?
McCartney battles EU over 'sausage' and 'burger' name ban
Sir Paul McCartney campaigns against an EU plan to ban words like 'sausage' for plant-based products, a move threatening his late wife Linda's legacy. Read the full story.
Millions in landfill tax blocks illegal waste cleanups
The Environment Agency faces a multi-million pound landfill tax bill to clear illegal dumps, stalling action on sites like the 25,000-tonne mountain in Wigan. Read why communities are suffering.
Trump greenlights US production of Japanese 'tiny cars'
President Donald Trump has approved the manufacture of popular Japanese 'Kei' micro-cars in American factories, hailing them as the future. Discover the implications for US auto standards and the market.
Michael Jordan to Testify in NASCAR Antitrust Trial
NBA legend Michael Jordan is set to testify in the federal antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR. The case, filed by his team 23XI Racing, alleges unfair revenue sharing. Follow the latest from the courtroom.
Christmas Cracker Law Could Lead to £5k Fine
Retailers risk hefty fines for selling Christmas crackers to under-12s due to a little-known fireworks law. Learn the rules to avoid penalties this festive season.
Labour Launches £2m Fund to Regulate Mutuals Sector
The Labour government launches a £2m fund for a new regulator to oversee mutuals and co-operatives, aiming to boost consumer trust and sector growth. Discover the implications for UK businesses.
Trump Moves to Legalise Japan's Tiny Kei Cars in US
President Trump plans to legalise Japan's compact kei cars in the US, aiming to slash vehicle costs. But safety concerns and regulatory hurdles loom large.
Trump pardons exec indicted by his own Justice Department
Donald Trump has pardoned Tim Leiweke, a sports executive accused of rigging a university arena bid. Explore the details of this controversial move and its implications.
Trump axes Biden-era car mileage standards
President Trump has revoked US fuel efficiency regulations, arguing it will lower car prices. Critics warn it will increase costs for drivers. Read the latest.
Trump Repeals Biden-Era Car Fuel Efficiency Rules
President Trump has repealed stringent Biden-era fuel economy standards, weakening requirements for new petrol cars. Critics warn it will increase emissions and costs. Read the full analysis.
Labour's deregulation plan faces scrutiny over public protections
Keir Starmer's plan to cut 'unnecessary' regulation for growth is criticised for adopting a market viewpoint over public interest. Letters also discuss Your Party's name, pork's popularity, and oddly named places.
DWP can now take money from bank accounts for fraud
The DWP's new anti-fraud powers are now law, allowing officials to deduct cash directly from bank accounts and check eligibility for millions of claimants. Learn what this means for you.
Gambling Ad Featuring Hamilton Banned for Child Appeal
The ASA has banned a Betway Facebook ad using Lewis Hamilton's likeness, ruling it had strong appeal to under-18s. Read the full ruling and its implications for gambling advertising here.
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