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Introduction The story of our constitution is much like the story of the United Kingdom itself: ‘an everlasting animal stretching into the future and

The Attorney General, the Rt Hon Suella Braverman QC MP delivered a keynote speech to the 2021 Public Law Project Conference.

Pre-tax losses rose from £34.1million to £154.7million in the 12 months to July 25 compared with a year earlier, with sales falling from £1.26 billion to £773million.

Pub chain Wetherspoons recorded its biggest loss on record as the business suffered heavily from the COVID-19 restrictions ...

Chairman Tim Martin said he is hopeful for a recovery.

The broadcaster and campaigner reflects on the 40th birthday she didn’t think she’d see and calls for more funding for a system on its knees

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The choice is ours – how opening up will turn us into moralists of daily life SridharVenkatapuram With few rules left to govern our Covid behaviour, we’ll increasingly take on the pleasure, or burden, of working out the right thing for ourselves ‘We’re being released into a wild unknown – and one that comes with an ever-increasing ethical burden on us as individuals’. Illustration: Dominic McKenzie/The Guardian ‘We’re being released into a wild unknown â...

Freedom Day for Brits—Well, Not Exactly Commentary Monday July 19 has been named “Freedom Day” by Boris Johnson, as that is when the COVID-19 restrictions he imposed on the British people over a year ago are supposed to be ending. Except everyone here already knows this is not going to happen. The government will no longer legally enforce restrictions on social distancing and mask-wearing, but Johnson hopes that people will continue them anyway out of a sense of civic duty, and if shops a...

Andrew Neil – who really should still be on the BBC – criticised the other broadcasters for being ‘echo chambers’. They’re not, as it happens, but GB News certainly is