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BEIS priorities set out in the 2022 Queens Speech.

THE majority of bills announced in Tuesday’s Queen’s Speech apply to Scotland – with issues ranging from “Brexit Freedoms” to the media.

The Queens speech sets out the agenda for the government in the coming parliamentary term, with a raft of Bills announced.

Tony Blairs legislation, which enshrined the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into domestic law more than 20 years ago, will be replaced with a new Bill of Rights.

Wars are also being fought in cyberspace. The Kremlin may aim to harm German firms with more cyberattacks in response to Western sanctions. Are such fears justified?

Our new report out today shows beyond doubt that Prevent is divisive, curtails human rights and serves electoral ends rather than providing greater security for citizens

A little known political party believes that men are a harassed lot and says it will set up a ministry for their welfare if voted to power. The party 'Mera Adhikar Rashtriya Dal' (MARD), registered in 2018, had unsuccessfully contested the 2019 Lok Sabha elections from Lucknow and Varanasi. Mard means man in Hindi. For the ongoing UP polls, it has declared candidates for the

Critics want the disgraced royal to pay for his own police protection after Queen Elizabeth stripped him of his patronages and military roles.

Counter-terrorism and security legislation already in place, the British government recently published details of its controversial counter-extremism strategy. Vague enough to allow a wide range of interpretations, it was met with alarm by a number of interest groups. With the Paris attacks fresh in everyone’s minds, however, Cameron’s drive against Islamist ideology could

Proposals in the forthcoming Policing and Security Bill, would give “unfettered power” to the Garda Ombudsman and the Policing Authority, according to the AGSI.