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Practice Leader Insights From Covington's Louise Freeman

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By Louise Freeman
| Law360 Verified
By Louise Freeman ( July 27, 2026, 3:40 PM BST) -- In this Law360 U.K. Expert Analysis series, practice group leaders share thoughts on keeping the pulse on legal trends, tackling difficult cases and what it takes to make a mark in their area.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
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Alex Giles on his “eighties-inspired” identity for the Brits

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By Louise Freeman
| Design Week Verified
Manchester-based visual artist Alex Giles tells Louise Freeman how he balanced nostalgic influences for his eighties-inspired identity for the Brits. Well, having been a resident here for 17 years my practice has definitely been shaped by my surroundings. I don’t know if I can point to something totally specific but I definitely wanted to make something that stood out and did the city proud.
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4Creative and Glue Society install 3D-printed ‘Fountain of Filth’ to expose UK sewage scandal

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By Louise Freeman
| Design Week Verified
Partnering with the Glue Society and Biscuit Filmworks, the broadcaster has created ‘The Fountain of Filth’, a 10-metre-wide water feature designed to expose the human cost of Britain’s sewage crisis. Located at Observation Point from 23-25 February, the installation features bronze-effect statues of men, women, and children appearing to vomit murky brown water. The site was selected for its high footfall and strong visual sightlines.
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