View discussions between members of Norton Rose Fulbright’s antitrust and competition practice on important developments and trends concerning antitrust and competition law.  Many of our videos also include insights from leading competition law academic Richard Whish KC.

Reforming UK class actions

The UK opt-out collective actions regime for antitrust damages claims is under review. The UK government conducted a call for evidence regarding the efficacy of the opt-out collective actions regime between August and October 2025 and is considering responses received. The government has made known that responses to its call for evidence will inform proposals for specific changes to the regime, expected to be subject to consultation in 2026.

Global | Video | December 16, 2025

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The Nissan Iberia case

The approach to limitation periods in antitrust damages cases is an important issue. A recent judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in the Nissan Iberia case has clarified the position in the context of a follow-on damages action regarding an infringement identified by Spain's competition authority.

Global | Video | December 12, 2025

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Economic growth, UK merger control

Ian Giles and Richard Whish KC (Hon) discuss recent and expected reforms to the UK merger control regime linked to the UK government's economic growth mission. 

Global | Video | December 12, 2025

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The online food delivery cartel

Amanda Town and Richard Whish KC (Hon) discuss the European Commission's online food delivery cartel decision. This resulted in Delivery Hero and Glovo being fined a total of €329 million for unlawful information exchange, market sharing and no-poach agreements. 

Global | Video | December 12, 2025

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You’re barred! Exclusion from UK public tenders on competition law grounds

Under the UK Procurement Act 2023, which entered into force on 24 February 2025, companies face the new risk of being excluded from public tenders for competition law infringements. 

Global | Video | May 08, 2025

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Economic growth: The role of competition policy and the CMA

Ian Giles and Richard Whish KC discuss the UK government’s economic growth mission and how this is impacting UK competition policy. 

United Kingdom | Video | April 29, 2025

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Dawn raids: Recent trends and developments

In this video, Clio Angeli and Richard Whish KC discuss recent developments regarding dawn raids in EU and UK competition law investigations. 

United Kingdom | Video | April 29, 2025

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Le Patourel v BT: Regulatory findings and expert evidence in class actions

In this video, Kyle Le Croy and Richard Whish KC discuss Le Patourel v BT – notable as the first substantive judgment of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) in a UK opt-out collective action for competition law damages.

United Kingdom | Video | April 17, 2025

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EU merger control and Article 22: The saga continues

The European Commission’s ability to review “below threshold” mergers under Article 22 of the EU Merger Regulation (EUMR) remains a hot topic. 

United Kingdom | Video | April 17, 2025

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Contacts

Ian Giles
Ian Giles
Head of Antitrust and Competition, Europe, Middle East and Asia
Email
ian.giles@nortonrosefulbright.com
T: +44 (20) 74443930
Mark Daniels
Mark Daniels
Knowledge Of Counsel
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mark.daniels@nortonrosefulbright.com
T: +44 20 7444 5872

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