The morning’s top legal affairs news stories
Brexit judge Lord Neuberger’s verdict on basement plan near his mews home: it cannot Remain [Evening Standard]
Tutor warns Cambridge students not to wear their gowns in town amid fears of a backlash over the Tory law student who burnt a £20 note in front of a homeless man [Mail Online]
Who is Phil Shiner? Iraq War tank-chaser lawyer guilty of misconduct after involvement in Battle of Danny Boy case [The Sun]
Trump to sign new immigration policy after multiple court defeats of travel ban [The Guardian]
Calls grow for Bolton Council to show proof of Asons £300,000 grant spending [This is Lancashire]
Should robots be given their own legal status as ‘electronic persons’? EU ministers want to enforce laws on machines to guarantee safety [Mail Online]
Making A Murderer prisoner Brendan Dassey’s freedom hangs in balance as appeal court sits [Mirror]
Man sues Uber for revealing his affair to his wife [Above The Law]
Apply to attend: How to become a serious injury lawyer — live in Manchester [Legal Cheek Hub]
“From Lord Hailsham to Truss in twenty years. It’s embarrassing.” [Legal Cheek comments]
For all the latest commercial awareness info, and advance notification of Legal Cheek’s careers events, sign up to the Legal Cheek Hub here.