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Other witnesses include Martin Hewitt, the former chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council and Jun Pang from human rights group Liberty.

A police chief has said he often had to correct “incredibly unhelpful” information from government ministers when they spoke about new coronavirus regulations, the Covid Inquiry heard.

Boris Johnson called for “bigger fines” for breaching coronavirus regulations during the pandemic, the Covid Inquiry heard on Thursday.

The arrest of anti-monarchy protesters came just days after new laws had been approved allowing police to stop and search protesters who they suspect could intend to disrupt an event.

The RMT's Mick Lynch said Monday's Downing Street protest is an act of resistance against a "nasty anti-worker bill"

Faced with ballooning industrial action, Rishi Sunak has unveiled plans to make striking for better pay and conditions futile

Not only can climate activism not be silenced, it is amplifying resistance to global injustice.

Law reform organisation Justice has said the arrest of journalists “might become commonplace” should the forthcoming Public Order Bill pass into law.

The Public Order Bill would create “a hostile environment for peaceful protestors”, the parliamentary committee on human rights has warned

The UK government's agenda to overhaul the Human Rights Act puts freedom of expression centre stage. But how will it affect the protection of our universal rights?