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Bar Council call for a longer term vision of how public confidence in tackling crime can be restored.
Ashdown House School has been forced to apologise and reinstate pupil for unlawful exclusion.
A group of Tory peers will launch a bid to block the no-deal bill when it reaches the House of Lords by laying down a series of wrecking amendments.
Sajid Javid will need to find an extra £5billion to pay for a host of government pledges in the spending review, according to a leading think tank.
NFB Responds to news that the Government has brought in new rules requiring all local authorities in England to publish full details of how much money they receive from developers to fund local infrastructure.
Our sheep industry is a national success story and a way of life for tens of thousands. But a no deal Brexit would put it under serious threat, writes Jenny Chapman
Five thousand looked-after children will need to apply for settled status after Brexit – the government must act to ensure they don’t fall victim to another Windrush scandal, write Steve McCabe, Tim Loughton and Stuart C. McDonald
A Scottish judge has thrown out a legal bid to immediately block Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament.
Boris Johnson has committed to reducing the UK's Greenhouse Gas emissions to net zero by 2050. Dods Monitoring's Alexandra Goodwin explains why he is set to miss that target.
Rebel MPs are hatching plans to force Parliament to sit over next weekend in a last-ditch bid to block a no-deal Brexit.
A Home Office advertisement outlining the steps EU citizens must take to be able to stay in Britain after Brexit has been banned after watchdogs said it was “misleading”.
Labour has called on the Government to “immediately ban fracking” after a record-breaking earthquake hit a site in Lancashire.
Boris Johnson is to hand peerages to prominent Brexit supporters, it has been claimed.
The Law Commission is asking individual investors, institutions and experts for their views on how well the system of intermediated securities works and where improvement is needed.
Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.
The British government is set to hold talks with France after 64 people attempted to enter the UK via the English Channel.
Priti Patel has attacked Sadiq Khan’s attempts to combat crime in London, alluding to claims the Mayor of London has doubled his public relations budget.
Electoral law in the UK has struggled to adapt to the pace and scale of changes in digital communications. With a potential snap election on the horizon, Dods Monitoring's Guinevere Poncia considers the challenges presented by online political campaigning.
Net migration of EU nationals has fallen by two-thirds since the referendum, according to official statistics.
Responding to reports on Twitter that Crown Courts across England & Wales were sitting empty on Monday, the Bar Council, which represents all barristers in England and Wales, has issued a statement.
People with mental health conditions and learning disabilities will be better protected from the misuse of chemical restraint in prison following a legal challenge funded by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
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