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  • Conservative Party,Government,Justice,Law,Media,People,Politics,Rwanda

    Rishi Sunak’s respect for the Supreme Court is non-existent

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 16, 2023|
  • Conservative Party,Deportation,Justice,Law,People,Rwanda

    Ruin of Rwanda plan means Suella Braverman would have had to go anyway

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 15, 2023|
  • Bankruptcy,Conservative Party,Justice,Law,Local Government,Money,Politics

    If Birmingham is ‘bankrupt’ it is not because of Labour but TORY mismanagement

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 7, 2023|
  • Justice,Law,Parliament,People,Politics

    Demand for Johnson to resign after Supreme Court’s prorogation ruling. But will he?

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 24, 2019|
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    Prorogation of Parliament was wrong, Supreme Court judges rule – and Parliament may resume NOW

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: September 24, 2019|
  • Brexit,Democracy,European Union,People,UKIP

    Farage proved full of wind as ‘100,000-strong’ march on Supreme Court is cancelled

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 26, 2016|
  • anti-Semitism,Crime,Democracy,Fascism,Foreign Affairs,Hate Crime,People,Politics,UK,USA

    Kristallnacht resurrected – will YOU stand by and let the fascists return?

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 9, 2016|
  • Bedroom Tax,Discrimination,Justice,People

    Sickening: Court gives Iain Duncan Smith the last laugh on rape victim’s Bedroom Tax eviction

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 9, 2016|
  • Brexit,Democracy,European Union,People,UKIP

    A mass rally to oppose democracy? Someone should tell Nigel Farage this is the UK, not Nuremberg

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 7, 2016|
  • Benefits,Conservative Party,Crime,Employment,Employment and Support Allowance,Human rights,Justice,Law,People,Politics,UK,unemployment,Workfare

    High Court throws out Duncan Smith’s “flawed and tawdry” retrospective workfare law

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 4, 2014|

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