Tag: United Kingdom
Chris Philp has been criticised by both the Labour and Liberal Democrat parties after suggesting Britons need a better “work ethic”. The shadow home secretary said that “as a …
Follows war of words Ian Rosenblatt Ian Rosenblatt has regained ownership of his former firm, Rosenblatt, confirming the breakup of RBG Holdings’s law firm portfolio. The 40-person team will …
Developers should ‘act responsibly’ The campaign group JUSTICE has proposed the first “rights-based framework” to guide Artificial Intelligence (AI) use across the justice system, arguing that AI users and …
Britain has “reaped the benefits” of Brexit, shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel has said as the nation marks five years since withdrawing from the European Union (EU). The Conservative …
Ed Davey has labelled the Conservative Party’s Brexit deal a “disaster” and urged the government to “show the urgency and ambition” needed to fix the UK-EU relationship. Marking five …
Foreign interference in UK democracy is a live threat: laws to prevent such interference play an integral role in defending our democracy. There have long been calls to bring …
It’s a question successive Conservative premiers proved unable, or unwilling, to answer: what is Nigel Farage’s political kryptonite, his soft underbelly — his Achilles heel? The now-Reform UK leader’s …
What didn’t Rachel Reeves say in her growth speech yesterday? The widely trailed address surveyed the wide expanse of the government’s economic programme — from the “difficult” decisions taken …
A partner at Slaughter and May has taken to LinkedIn to offer his thirst-quenching interview advice for aspiring lawyers. In light of many City firms being in the “full …
Rachel Reeves has said she wants to see “spades in the ground” at Heathrow Airport in the next five years. The chancellor confirmed her and the government’s backing for …
