Editors’ note: The blog has asked constitutional lawyers to review the main party manifestos ahead of the May […]
Category Archive: UK government
While we await publication of the political parties’ manifestos, there can be no doubt that the UK’s membership […]
Anthony Fairclough: Countdown to the Election: Matrix briefing on freedom of expression at elections
It’s trite to say, but we are just weeks away from the most important General Election in a […]
This is the second in a two-part contribution. Part I is available here. Moves towards repairing relations with […]
This is the first in a two-part contribution. Part II is available here. Introduction – manifesto watching The […]
David Cameron has pledged to hold a referendum on the UK’s EU membership if his Conservative party wins […]
Reposted from the Constitution Unit Blog. The Counter Terrorism and Security Bill was introduced into the House of […]
The ombudsman enterprise in the UK is in a state of flux. The last two years have witnessed […]
The heavy trailing of an announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (and Danny Alexander and Ed Balls) that […]
Most readers of this Blog will undoubtedly be familiar with the work of Professor TRS Allan. It is […]
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