Melanie Onn: May’s Great Repeal Bill will leave workers’ rights hanging by a thread
Theresa May announced last month that the Government will look to pass a Great Repeal Bill, which will…
Chris Grayling
“Utter chaos”: Latest Tory u-turn shows mistake of legal aid reform
The Conservatives’ handling of legal aid reforms has been slammed as a “fiasco” as Michael Gove announced a…
Cable admits tribunal fees were a bad idea and slams Tories’ “aggressively anti-worker, anti-union agenda”
Business Secretary Vince Cable has admitted that charging tribunal fees was a bad idea. Under the Coalition government,…
Labour would repeal all changes made to judicial review but won’t reverse cuts to legal aid, says Khan
Labour have announced that they would repeal all of the changes that the Government have made to judicial…
Former Tory MP slams Grayling. Says Lord Chancellor “puts the dick into tat”
Former Tory MP (and practising barrister) Jerry Hayes has launched an astonishing attack on Lord Chancellor and Justice…
Parliament has more important priorities than this spiffwaddle
Today Parliament will debate the Government’s Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill, or SARAH for short. But SARAH…
Freud and the politics of cruelty
That story about the frog not noticing that the water it is sitting in is getting hotter and…
Abandoning human rights – the most extreme Tory act yet
So finally we get the Tory announcement of their intention to legislate against compliance with European Court of…
Brooks Newmark’s comments aren’t just patronising, they’re an attack on charities
The new Minister for Civil Society may be surprised by the uproar he’s caused by telling charities to…
Who do you believe on prisons? It’s not a hard choice
It’s a simple choice. Who do you believe on prisons? The independent Chief Inspector of Prisons who recently…
