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Suella Braverman’s decision to refer ‘Colston Four’ judgment to Court of Appeal triggers war of words between Tories and Emily Thornberry

A review of recent case law, legislative and regulatory developments affecting banking litigation proceedings in United Kingdom.

For as long as Britain remains committed to the ECHR, domestic legislation cannot itself change its obligations to the international court

Also: read more as Lord Sumption agrees it’s time to update the law to allow UK courts the freedom to disregard Strasbourg decisions

There is enormous irony in discussing human rights while living under Covid rules, but Raab is right

Despite turbulent times of late, Iraq's safest region offers a compelling and cosmopolitan alternative to dystopic Europe

People who work in public health, especially at the policy level, typically assume we all want to live forever and their mission is to ensure we do.

Scores more Covid variants will come along in our lifetimes and they should not be a cause for panic, until proven otherwise

In Constitutional Idolatry and Democracy: Challenging the Infatuation with Writtenness, Brian Christopher Jones contests the claim that a written constitution

Ordinary people arguing, in person, about the issues that matter is the very essence of democracy.