Human rights in the UK are routinely reviewed by various UN bodies – treaty bodies, special procedures, and […]
Category Archive: UK government
The Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill was introduced into Parliament before Christmas, starting in the House of Lords, to […]
Successive UK Governments have promised to regulate less, better or smarter to promote economic growth and competitiveness while […]
Last week the Supreme Court (in R (AAA) v Home Secretary) found the UK government’s policy to send […]
In a report published on 11 May, the House of Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee (“SLSC”) drew attention […]
This post examines the High Court’s December ruling on the lawfulness of the UK Government’s Rwanda scheme. The […]
The office of Prime Minister is a creature entirely of constitutional convention. While legislation references the office itself, […]
And so the United Kingdom has a new Prime Minister, replacing one who, having besmirched the office, had […]
The Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill continues its progression in Parliament, having initially been introduced in the […]
The Times recently (11 May 2022) reported that the Attorney General, Suella Braverman, had received, and given, legal […]