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The Lawyer
Legalweek
(both are aimed at the professional i.e. news about firms, hot issues affecting the industry/clients etc)
The Law Society Gazette (takes a more broadbrush approach - accordingly covers some of the hot topics but also has to cater to the two partner firm in Slough and their problems with Legal Aid etc)
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The Lawyer has a student-aimed sister magazine called Lawyer 2B. I found the one I 'borrowed' at a Uni open day very informative. Has news and updates relevant to students, and also more general advice on training / careers.
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Hope this helps
The Times also has a Law supplement (pretty sure its in the Tuesday edition), and The Times Online has a dedicated Law Student section.
Id also highly recommend checking out www.rollonfriday.com every week. It has a great laid back approach to legal news, and also info on salaries for NQ-4yrQ solicitors at many firms.
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