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BIZARRE: The university of law - What They Never Told You

Putting fairy lights on garden fences can land you in trouble with your neighbours, warn legal experts

Do you know who your garden fence actually belongs to?

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Thieves ‘can’t sell a Rembrandt on the normal market’: unlock your career potential with a degree in criminology

Criminology is increasingly popular as a degree, with a wealth of career options, whether solving art crime or working in the criminal justice system

The Guardian - UK

‘Becoming a crime scene investigator was my dream’: do you have what it takes to be a CSI?

Criminology, policing and psychology degrees are rising in popularity, and have the added attraction of equipping students with transferable skills

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From disease prevention to energy saving: five ways AI is changing your day-to-day life

Far from bringing about the end of civilisation, there are many opportunities for AI to improve our lot, as long as it’s regulated appropriately, says an IT expert

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Should I be a solicitor or a barrister? How to decide on the right pathway for your career in law

After completing a degree, law graduates inevitably face the question of which route to take. Here’s how to figure out what’s best for you – and what to consider before you embark on a course of study

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Bizarre laws and strange cases: 10 unexpected facts about being a lawyer

Find out why certain lawyers wear wigs made from hemp, defend dead fish in court and refuse to shake hands with each other, as we reveal some awesome facts about the legal profession

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Graduate jobs: nine ways uni leavers can become more employable

About to throw yourself into the world of work? Academic Marco Mongiello, who has helped many students on their way, explains how to increase your chances of landing the job you want

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What will actually happen if you take a term-time holiday? Lawyers explain

Parents don't believe the punishments are real, but they could be in for a nasty shock

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The secret to bagging a bursary or university scholarship

Money, not grades, is the main barrier to university for many teens – but our pointers on how to apply for extra funds can help

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Student faces deportation from UK after arriving early for course at university’s request

A mix-up on dates meant Rasikh Aziz travelled from Pakistan too soon. Now the University of Law has reported him to the Home Office

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Legal expert warns millions of people could pay higher energy bills by not checking contract

Deemed energy contracts are a supplier’s most basic tariff and are often much more expensive.

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North East business life: charity, community and award events in the region

This week's round-up features Lycetts, Greggs, Ward Hadaway, Sunderland Software City and North Tyneside Business Forum

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