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Out-Law: Pay-TV ad limits allowed to protect consumers but not to boost free-to-air channels, says EU legal adviser

EU countries are free to set stricter limits on the maximum time that adverts can be shown each hour on pay-TV than on free-to-air channels if the difference can be objectively justified on consumer protection grounds, a legal adviser has said. 22 May 2013

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Canterbury housing scheme given green light

Canterbury City Council's development control committee has resolved to grant outline planning permission for a 93-home development on the site of a former BT telephone engineering centre in Canterbury. 22 May 2013

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Out-of-date planning guidance will not be cancelled immediately, says Boles

The Government has rejected a recommendation in a planning guidance review by Lord Taylor of Goss Moor to immediately cancel all out-of-date guidance before new guidance is published. 22 May 2013

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Planning

Lambeth approves Shell Centre redevelopment plans

Lambeth Council's planning committee has resolved to grant planning permission for a mixed-use redevelopment of the 3.5 hectare Shell Centre site near Waterloo Station on London's South Bank. 22 May 2013

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Government outlines EU ETS scheme compensation plans

The Government has released new guidelines that explain to businesses in energy-intensive industries how they can claim compensation under the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS). 22 May 2013

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Ten times as many bank staff may be affected by bonus cap restrictions than previously thought, says expert 22 May 2013
Government sets out detail of changes to taxation of limited liability partnerships 21 May 2013
Guide: Financial Transaction Tax
Guide: Statutory Residence Test

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Marks and Spencer has recovered rent and other charges paid for a period after a break

Marks and Spencer (M&S) is entitled to reclaim approximately £1.1 million of rent and other charges overpaid in respect of its tenancy of its former head office covering the period after it exercised its break clause, the High Court has ruled. 21 May 2013

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