New English Language Rules for Migrants in 2026: What You Need to Know From January 2026, certain migrants applying to live and work in the UK will face tougher English language requirements. These changes form part of the Government’s wider immigration reforms and reflect a growing emphasis on integration, contribution, and economic participation. At Arlingsworth […]

Labour’s Proposed ILR Reforms: What Could They Mean for You? Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) is a crucial step for many migrants living in the UK, offering a pathway to stability, security, and eventually, British citizenship. However, recent announcements from the Labour Party have outlined potential reforms that could significantly alter how and when individuals […]

In a significant ruling that’s set to impact high-net-worth divorces for years to come, the UK Supreme Court has made it clear: the sharing principle does not apply to non-matrimonial property. The judgment follows the highly publicised case between Clive and Anna Standish, involving a dispute over £77.8 million in transferred assets. The Background Clive […]