Jonathan Armstrong

In this recent article in The European Business Review, Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law writes about how European businesses can protect themselves from AI information vacuums. Click to read Jonathan's insights: europeanbusinessreview.com/how-european-b…

We've a new alert on the UK Crime and Policing Act 2026 which passed on 29 April 2026. There's some stuff on AI image generation & AI-assisted nudification too. You can read our quick summary here puntersouthall.law/insights/the-u…

As someone who was recently stranded in Doncaster at 1am for an extended period of time (long story) I'm not 100% sure that @reformparty_uk has its finger on the pulse for the most pressing issue in the City

Reform councillors are wasting no time in tackling the most pressing issues of the day, such as... er... monitoring UFO activity over Doncaster.

Do watch the latest TechLaw10 film on the legal issues with children’s access to social media puntersouthall.law/insights/techl…

We've a new alert on the UK Crime and Policing Act 2026 which passed on 29 April 2026. It's a mash up of different problems & different attempts at solutions but it continues the trend of personal criminal liability for executives. puntersouthall.law/insights/the-u…

✨ Happy 75th anniversary to the Festival of Britain! Opened to the public #OTD in 1951, this  ‘tonic for the nation’ ushered in a new era of cultural confidence for a country battered by war, and loftily strove to illustrate the British contribution to civilisation. The Festival’s combination of architectural ambition and artistic innovation followed in the footsteps of the 1851 Great Exhibition, and is still evident in our national celebrations and cultural quarters to this day. Looking back, the playwright Michael Frayn simply described the Festival as ‘a rainbow - a brilliant sign riding the tail of the storm and promising fairer weather.’ Over the next few days, we’ll revisit the physical legacy of that remarkable summer across Britain.

Mr Polanski's spokesperson refused to tell us whether it was still his position that he stayed at the boat "occasionally", even after we said that suggested a criminal offence was committed. All they would say was:

Zack Polanski and his partner called their narrowboat their “amazing home” for three years. He registered to vote there. If it was his main residence, council tax was due. None was paid. His team says he stayed there only “occasionally” - if true, there's a very big problem.

Get a refresher of key AI legal terms here, including some used in the EU AI Act bit.ly/3PkKDVF

Some thoughts on the UK Crime & Policing Act and the increasing trend towards personal liability puntersouthall.law/insights/the-u…

Last night’s sunset on Daymer Bay #cornwall

Quite the place to watch the sunset tonight #ourbackgarden #Trebetherick #Cornwall

In case you missed it, Punter Southall Law’s Jonathan Armstrong joined Professor Eric Sinrod to discuss restricting children’s access to social media. A topical issue for parents, platforms, regulators and policymakers. puntersouthall.law/insights/techl…

Spring sunset on Polzeath beach #Cornwall

Looking forward to the International Data Law Forum in Vienna in July - the agenda is out now web.cvent.com/event/4330a4f0…

We have a couple of weeks left in May & June for a holiday in our part of Cornwall #Trebetherick #Polzeath #Padstow

Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law contributed this article to Infosecurity Magazine. Click to read his insights into the cybersecurity risks of agentic AI. infosecurity-magazine.com/opinions/openc…

The race to install AI agents may be underway, but organisations need to slow down and think about the risks they may be introducing, says Jonathan Armstrong, partner at Punter Southall Law, in Corporate Compliance Insights. corporatecomplianceinsights.com/openclaw-revea…

Watch our new film on #socialmedia & children. We look at some of the new laws & proposals in Australia, US, UK & EU youtu.be/iuPVMOAr_3M