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The constitutional historian the lord hennessey of mansfield. now, borisjohnson announced on the day the report was published that, and i quote, this is a dreadful day for mp5 and democracy. but in fact, mps and democracy. but in fact, the reverse is true. it was a day which saw british democracy vindicated it against unprecedented attacks. but i want to be very clear that our democracy is fragile and there was nothing inevitable about this particular outcome. i think the shows that are good chap conventions of government allowed a road a prime minister to run them off for far too long —— ...

Disquiet amongst a lot of tory mps. remember the situation they were backin remember the situation they were back in a few months ago, to give you an example, a flavour there, jesse norman, who was a minister in the foreign office said choosing boris now, he says i say this advisedly, and absolutely catastrophic decision. jacob rees—mogg has already come out and said he is backing boris. nobody get throwing their hat officially in the ring but all of this positioning happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas. — happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas, thank— happening over ...

Instagram, in 2022 we're all publishers basically. what the case shows is the laws that apply to a media baron or newspaper tycoon also apply to people with a social media account and especially if they've got lots of followers like rebekah vardy and coleen rooney have, hundreds of thousands or millions of people reading everything they put up. as thejudge people reading everything they put up. as the judge said coleen rooney's post was published in vast numbers of people and seen more than 30 million times on twitter alone and although coleen rooney won today you may remember sally burkle, wi...

And i, of course, am a lawyer, and i do believe that law has a role to play in all of this because there's something symbolic about saying, "these behaviours "are what are accepted in society and these are not." and that's what the law does — it sets the bar on certain kinds of behaviour. so you have to have law that is protective of women and which is basically pointing the finger at those who. .. well, where are the limits of what the law can actually achieve? and i ask that advisedly, because you now head up a scottish government working, sort of, reporting committee that's about to publi...

Symbolic about saying, "these behaviours "are what are accepted in society and these are not." and that's what the law does — it sets the bar on certain kinds of behaviour. so you have to have law that is protective of women and which is basically pointing the finger at those who. .. well, where are the limits of what the law can actually achieve? and i ask that advisedly, because you now head up a scottish government working, sort of, reporting committee that's about to publish a report on the possibility of making misogyny a hate crime. now, this is particular to scotland, but i dare say p...