We've certainly not enjoyed the best weather, this summer. But that hasn't stopped many Unlocked the Law readers from taking out gym memberships in search of that perfect beach body!

You may have read about the poor treatment of US Amazon staff on an earlier Unlock The Law blog post. The rise of the zero hours contract in British organisations has caused controversy over recent years, as they seem to have gained in popularity since the 2008 financial crisis.

The BBC recently broke the news that scientists have finally discovered the answer to an issue that has plagued humankind since the invention of hot drinks. Namely, why does your piping hot coffee spit out the lid of your disposable cup?

This week, newspapers and social media have been flooded with news of cheaters website Ashley Madison being hacked, and the details of adulterers revealed. Around 1.2 million people in the UK are allegedly affected by the hack, and the consequences for many may have a lasting and even permanent effect on family life.

In a recent case, Ryanair have been told in no uncertain terms that they may not impose a two year limit on flight delay compensation claims. In a ruling made by the Supreme Court last year, it was determined that all airlines must provide customers with monetary compensation where certain delays have occurred, and that passengers have six years to make these claims for compensation.