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Smoking in a car with a child is against the law
If anyone under 18 is in the car, you cannot smoke — not the driver, not a passenger. Breaking the rule carries a fine.
A landlord evicting you without court, or changing the locks: that's illegal
A landlord cannot just «ask you to leave tomorrow», change the locks or put your things out. Eviction without a court order is unlawful and a criminal offence.
Broken heating or a leaking roof: what the landlord must repair
No hot water, a dead boiler, a leaking roof? By law the landlord must fix it — and they cannot sign that duty away in the tenancy agreement.
A lost or late parcel: the seller is responsible, not you
Ordered online and the parcel is lost in transit or didn't arrive on time? By law you deal with the seller — and it is the seller who is responsible for the loss.
An error in your credit file: how to check for free and fix it
Your credit file affects renting, a mortgage, a phone contract. You can check it for free, and the law lets you correct errors.
Working through an agency: after 12 weeks, equal terms with direct staff
If you work through a staffing agency, after 12 weeks in the same role you gain the right to the same basic conditions as directly-recruited staff.
Check your lender now
Six lending companies face restrictions on new business and, in some cases, receiving payments. Here are the names, dates and practical checks for existing customers.
Zero-hours contract: you cannot be banned from working elsewhere
A zero-hours contract guarantees no hours. But you cannot be banned from working for another employer — such a ban has no force.
UK dates to know, 25 October to 8 November: 14 to watch
The UK, 25 October to 8 November: 14 dates worth keeping in mind, 3 of them hard deadlines. Taken from our calendar: bank holidays from the GOV.UK list, deadlines from HMRC and Companies House rules, each with a link to the source.
Pregnancy and work: antenatal appointments come with paid time off
A pregnant employee does not have to use holiday or ask «as a favour» to attend an appointment. By law, antenatal appointments come with paid time off work.
Being made redundant: you're owed paid time off to find work
If you've been given notice of redundancy, during your notice period you're entitled to paid time off to look for new work or arrange training.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit: a five-minute bedtime book, and where to see Beatrix Potter’s drawings
The shortest bedtime tale: a naughty rabbit sneaks into the garden for lettuce and loses his jacket. We read Beatrix Potter, give the first extract, and show where in London you can see her real watercolours for free.
Met Office issues amber warning for wind: Yorkshire & Humber
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind — Yorkshire & Humber. Check the Met Office site for the map, the exact area and the times it covers.
Met Office issues amber warning for wind: Northern Ireland
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind — Northern Ireland. Check the Met Office site for the map, the exact area and the times it covers.
Mrs Dalloway: a bedtime book you can walk across London
A whole life in a single June day in London: a hostess goes out for flowers, Big Ben strikes, and the characters’ thoughts flow in a stream. We read Virginia Woolf, give the first extract, and map the novel — all in central London, and all free.
Caring for a relative: your right to carer's leave (since 2024)
If you care for an ill or elderly relative, since April 2024 you have a new right — carer's leave. Here is who qualifies and how much.
Squatting in a home is a crime: what the law says
Moving into an empty house «because no one lives there» is not a grey area but a crime. Here is what exactly is banned — and what it does NOT cover.
Losing a child: your right to paid leave («Jack's Law»)
If an employee loses a child, the law gives a right to leave — up to two weeks. It is known as «Jack's Law». Here it is, calmly and to the point.
A neighbour's camera or doorbell films your garden: your rights
Video doorbells and home cameras are everywhere. But if a camera captures someone else's property, the pavement or a shared area, data protection law applies.
Being harassed: what the law protects and how to stop it
Persistent calls and messages, being followed, threats — all can fall under the law against harassment. Here is what it provides and how to use it.
New job: your written terms must be given on day one
A verbal «we'll sort it out once you start» is not lawful. By law, your main terms must be given to you in writing no later than your first day.
Buying privately or from a shop: why your rights differ
Bought a used car or furniture and it turned out faulty? What you are owed depends on who you bought from — a business or a private individual.
A faulty game, app or film: what your rights are
Paid-for content — games, apps, e-books, films, in-app purchases — is also protected by consumer law. If it doesn't work as it should, you have remedies.
Money docked from your pay: when it's legal and when it isn't
A till shortfall, a broken item, «paying back» training — employers sometimes dock this from pay. But by law they cannot simply take money.
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