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The Mail apologises and pays £25,000 in damages to Cambridge Professor over false racism allegations

The publisher of the Daily Mail and MailOnline has apologised to leading academic Professor Gopal, over an article which falsely alleged that she was attempting to incite an aggressive and potentially violent race war, and that she supports and endorses the subjugation and persecution of white people. The Mail has also agreed to pay Professor Gopal £25,000 in libel damages, as well as her legal costs.

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Press Release: Mubaraks removed from UK Sanctions

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and family removed from UK sanctions list.

The UK has decided not to include the late former President of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, and his family members, in its UK sanctions list of 1 January 2021.

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Carter-Ruck’s Banking Litigation team commended in Chambers and Partners and The Legal 500

Chambers and Partners notes that the team is known for its “conflict-free practice receiving mandates from claimants in high-profile banking disputes” and states that it is “well versed in issues arising across financial products and derivatives, as well as related fraud matters.”

The Legal 500 recognises the team in its “Banking Litigation: Investment and Retail” section.

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Donald Trump’s tweets turn focus to social media responsibility: Oliver Cox in The Times

Senior associate Oliver Cox was invited to provide his insights for The Times Law section on the implications of potential tougher legal regulation of US social media platforms following events on Capitol Hill and Donald Trump's subsequent bans from Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.

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