Tim Farron may be coming towards the end of his tenure as leader of the Liberal Democrats but he continues to play an important role as an MP in the House of Commons. Earlier on today he questioned the Minister of State for Immigration, Brandon
In a speech to the Canadian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, Lady Hale took the opportunity to talk about the UK constitution and for students currently studying public law the full text is a must-read. The United Kingdom is unusual in the sense that it
After the government announced that there would be a full public inquiry into the devastating fire at Grenfell Tower attention has now turned to the judge who will take the lead role. Sir Martin Moore-Bick, aged 70, previously worked as a judge for more than
The European Commission has delivered a damning antitrust verdict against Google’s comparison shopping service today and imposed a fine of €2.42 billion. The decision, delivered by Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, relates to a breach of Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European
In the BBC Question Time special last night that feature Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn one of the questions that came up related to the pollution levels in the UK. The environment is not usually a high profile campaign issue but with the recent decision