• Justice,Law,Parliament

  Scottish judges rule prorogation unlawful. Is it a bit late for that now?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 11, 2019|
• Brexit,Conservative Party,Law,Parliament,People,Politics

  Cabinet ministers put Boris Johnson on a warning. Shouldn’t it be the other way round?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 9, 2019|
• Justice,Law,Parliament

  Challenge to Parliament suspension rejected. Johnson will have a job to do, though… 

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 6, 2019|
• Conservative Party,Justice,Law,Parliament,Politics

  Scottish Judge rejects parliament shutdown legal challenge

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 4, 2019|
• Brexit,Conservative Party,Law,Parliament,People

  Johnson wants to shut down Parliament so ‘no deal’ Brexit happens. Will Bercow allow it?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: August 25, 2019|
• Conservative Party,Crime,Death,Law,People,Politics

  Boris Johnson wants “proper sentencing” for serious offenders – like the DEATH PENALTY?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 26, 2019|
• anti-Semitism,Bias,Crime,Data protection,Fake News,Labour Party,Law,Media,People

  Latest anti-Semitism ‘revelations’ could mean criminal convictions for the Sunday Times and Margaret Hodge

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: April 14, 2019|
• Copyright,European Union,Law,Media,Social Media

  New EU copyright law could mean a clampdown on social media images

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: March 26, 2019|
• anti-Semitism,Discrimination,Hate,Human rights,Justice,Labour Party,Law,People,Race,Religion

  Here’s how equality watchdog’s threatened investigation of Labour may be worthwhile

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: March 9, 2019|
• Conservative Party,Crime,Justice,Law,People

  MP who claimed Vox Political writer supported anti-Semitism is charged with expenses fraud

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: February 21, 2019|

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