As Nick Hurd is appointed the new Policing and Fire Minister, Steve White, Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, has underlined the need for constructive engagement to deliver the positive change so desperately needed for UK policing.

John Bercow has warned that Westminster is destined for “testing times” ahead as he was re-elected Speaker of the House of Commons.

Environmental activist, and former MEP Stanley Johnson welcomes Michael Gove's new appointment as Secretary of State for Defra, a role which will have an increased responsibility as the Brexit negotiations begin.

Theresa May and Emmanuel Macron will today launch a drive against online extremism, which could see technology companies fined if they fail to take down inappropriate content. 

Following news that Rt Hon David Lidington MP has been appointed as Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor, the Chair of the Bar Andrew Langdon QC has welcomed him to his role.

New research undertaken by the Universities of Cardiff and Bristol shows that the bulk of work undertaken by paid McKenzie Friends is delivered outside court, with very few seeking actively to represent their litigant in person clients in the court room. 

Theresa May has said the “wealth of talent and experience” appointed to the new Tory cabinet will deliver a successful Brexit and tackle key social issues.

Damian Green has been handed a major promotion in Theresa May’s post-election reshuffle in a sign the Prime Minister is willing to water down her plans for a hard Brexit.

George Osborne has said Theresa May is a “dead woman talking” who will be forced to quit as Prime Minister sooner rather than later.

The Government has been forced into a U-turn over claims a deal had been reached with the DUP, after the Northern Ireland party said talks would “continue” next week.

Arlene Foster has said the DUP will use the ten seats they won at the election to bring “stability” to the UK, after the Conservatives failed to achieve an overall majority.

Policing must be a priority post-Election, says Police Federation.

The University of Exeter assess the role of digital marketing and campaigning has played in the General Election and asks if this area must now be better regulated.

Police Federation responds to London Bridge terror attack

The Bar Council has appointed a new Chief Executive, Malcolm Cree, who will take up the post in August 2017.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has published its consultation on the regulations which would see the new Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) come into effect.

Federation message after Met announces new 'fast-track' scheme for London graduates.

The Mineral Wool Insulation Manufacturers’ Association (MIMA) is a trade body providing an authoritative source of information and advice on glass and stone wool insulation. We represent four of the leading insulation companies in the UK - Isover Saint-Gobain, Knauf Insulation, Rockwool and Superglass.

Associate Professor of Management Studies at University of Exeter Business School, Prof Will Harvey, reflects on pledges in the Conservative Manifesto on immigration. He writes that "UK immigration policy needs to consider the pressure on jobs, infrastructure, welfare and other areas of the economy and society".

The deployment of military personnel to assist police in the aftermath of Monday’s terrorist attack is a significant step change in keeping the public safe.

The deployment of military personnel to assist police in the aftermath of Monday's terrorist attack is a significant step change in keeping the public safe.

UK listed energy provider SSE plc has today announced its preliminary results for the year to 31 March 2017 during which adjusted profit before tax was set up by 2.1% to £1,45.9m

The news that a man arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder WPC Yvonne Fletcher has been released from police bail, and enquiries concluded, has been met with disdain by the Police Federation of England and Wales.