‘The fate of the assisted dying bill: a quiet end or a painful struggle?’
Earlier this week, Lord Falconer, the promoter of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, said that…
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‘Quitters never win – the problems with leaving the ECHR’
This is the second of a series of three articles from the Society of Labour Lawyers outlining the…
‘The Palestine Action ban risks being heavy-handed and counterproductive’
The Home Secretary’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action (PA) as a terrorist organisation has caused a lot of…
‘Labour should be unafraid to stand up to Tories and Reform over EU deal’
There are many fights that the Labour movement can have, but geography shouldn’t be one of them. For…
‘X-odus: Labour MPs and public bodies should now swap X for other platforms’
Anyone who has tried to use X (formerly Twitter) since it was taken over by Elon Musk will…
‘Why removing the remaining hereditary peers from Parliament isn’t constitutional wrangling’
In the debate on the King’s Speech, Rishi Sunak described the planned House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill…
‘The Tories’ anti-boycott bill tried to make Labour squirm – but it backfired’
In the middle of a housing crisis, and with many local authorities facing extreme financial difficulty, you might…
‘Johnson’s dishonours list underlines why Labour must overhaul the Lords’
Robbie Burns famously said that when “ye see yon birkie ca’d a lord/who struts, an’ stares, an’ a’…
Starmer can’t reverse Brexit in one term – but he can get a better deal
When you are trying to find your way somewhere, the most unhelpful advice anyone can give you is…
Changing the UK’s voting system: how Labour can square the circle
We know from last year’s conference that the overwhelming majority of Labour members want the party to commit…
