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Make one SQE question part of your weekly rhythm.

The free Dr Yannis SQE Newsletter combines an SQE-style multiple-choice question with focused supporting material, followed by the answer and feedback in the next issue.

Reviewed 10 August 2026

What to expect each week

The newsletter gives SQE1 candidates a regular opportunity to apply functioning legal knowledge rather than only rereading notes. Each issue begins with a multiple-choice question in the style of the SQE and adds material connected to that question’s topic.

The answer and feedback arrive in the following week’s newsletter. That deliberate gap encourages retrieval, reflection and a return to the legal rule after you have committed to an answer.

Why regular MCQ practice matters

SQE1 requires candidates to recognise and apply legal rules in realistic scenarios. Frequent practice helps you distinguish the best answer from plausible distractors, exposes gaps in recall and makes review more purposeful.

The newsletter has included material connected with Contract Law, Business Law and Company Law, while the wider Dr Yannis ecosystem covers the broader SQE1 syllabus through videos, MCQs and the interactive app.

How to subscribe

  1. Email newsletter@glintiss.co.uk.
  2. Put subscribe in the subject line.
  3. Look out for the weekly newsletter and attempt the question before reviewing later feedback.

You can unsubscribe at any time by emailing the same address with unsubscribe in the subject line.

Newsletter FAQs

Before you subscribe.

What does the SQE Newsletter include?+

Each weekly email contains an SQE-style multiple-choice question and supporting material related to the question’s topic. The answer and feedback are provided in the following week’s newsletter.

How do I subscribe?+

Email newsletter@glintiss.co.uk with the word ‘subscribe’ in the subject line.

Is the SQE Newsletter free?+

Yes. The newsletter is part of Dr Yannis’s #FreeSQEPrep resources.

How do I unsubscribe?+

Email newsletter@glintiss.co.uk with the word ‘unsubscribe’ in the subject line. The newsletter information states that email addresses are not shared with third parties or used for other purposes.