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Law Pod UK covers developments across all aspects of civil and public law in the United Kingdom. It is brought to you by the barristers at 1 Crown Office Row with presenters Rosalind English, Emma-Louise Fenelon, Jim Duffy and Lucy McCann. Information accompanying the podcast episodes is published on the UK Human Rights Blog.

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Episodes

243: Pink Crime with Professor Valena Beety

242: The Supreme Court recalibration of the Deprivation of Liberty and what it means

241: Gambling related suicides

240: Court of Appeal overturns the Divisional Court’s ruling on Palestine Action

239: Expert Witnesses: What to Expect at Trial

238: Beyond yes and no: the concept of consent in law

237: “Humane-Washing”: the misinformation and misleading advertising about where our meat comes from.

236: AI and its impact on private law, liability, causation, proximity and other legal hurdles

235: Clinical negligence: A Spring Update

234: From robing to probing: When the lawyer turns investigator

233: Proscription and Protest: The Palestine Action Decision

232: The Most Significant Cases of 2025

231: Emergency States: Trump’s War on Everything

230: Changing the Law to End Ageism

229: Should rivers have rights? The Environmental Law Foundation and the costs of taking action in the courts

228: Breaking the silence: clause 22A and reforming the law on NDAs

227: The Best of Law Pod UK so far 2025

226: Inquests in Tudor England

225: Rain of Dust

224: Parenthood in the modern age

223: Behind the scenes at the UK and US Supreme Courts

222: What is the role of the Attorney General in times of crisis?

221: Supreme Court upholds legal right to wild camp on Dartmoor

220: Clinical Negligence Update

219: Assisted Dying Part 2: Reflections on the Canadian Experience

218: Reflections on the Assisted Dying Bill: Part 1

217: Animals as Legal Subjects

216: IWD series part 3: community and belonging at the Bar

215: Lord Sumption on the Strasbourg Court

214: Trauma-Informed Lawyering with Dr Anna Colton

213: Henry Tufnell MP Defends the Employment Rights Bill

212: Baroness Brenda Hale on a Long Career in the Law

211: The Most Significant Cases of 2024

210: John Gimlette: Travel-writer at the Bar

209: Gender critical belief: A legal debrief

208: Vicarious Liability: Where Are We Now? With Isabel McArdle

207: A Beginner's Guide to Extradition

206: The Judge Over Your Shoulder: Government Policy and Judicial Intervention

205: Of Mice and Murder in The Temple

204: 3 Essential Clinical Negligence Updates

203: Air Travel Woes

202: The Coroner’s Court in 2024

201: Raising Racism at Inquests

200: IWD series part 2: parenthood

199: The Protection of Animals at the Time of Killing (PATOK)

198: Small Data: damage, distress and the development of a new type of claim

197: Negligence in football: A claim of two halves

196: Punching a window on the world of family law

195: Human Rights embrace Climate Change

194: IWD series part 1: what’s the problem?