Security service says academics should stop taking grants from and working with firm backed by China’s intelligence service

Northern Ireland’s so-called marching season is usually petering out by now. This year looks to be different. On Sunday 27 September, after a 28-year wait and a flurry of last-minute legal challeng…

Security service says academics should stop taking grants from and working with firm backed by China’s intelligence service

A request that parties seeking urgent consideration must comply strictly with Chapter 17 of the Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide - which has just been published on the judicial website, in t...

There is some unreality to the current clamour for reform of Northern Ireland’s devolved government. The three major non-unionist parties, as well as the British and Irish governments, have propose…

An investigative journalist has filed a high court claim against the Police Service of Northern Ireland after police unlawfully obtained communications data in a covert attempt to identify a confident...

It comes after the inquiry's chair called the disclosure - three years into the investigation - "troubling".

The head of the RAF says the UK faces "unprecedented threats" from adversaries in space, as a new unit is created to defend Britain's satellites.

The inquiry has been running for more than three and a half years but has yet to publish any findings.

How one pigeon, one orange-sashed rival and a 900th anniversary celebration ended up at war

It is the first time MI5 has confirmed the BBC's revelation that it gave evidence based on lies in court.

The ​British government's refusal to confirm whether it has issued an order to bypass encryption to access customer data ‌held by Apple has become farcical, a lawyer for civil rights groups told a Lon...

The Scottish Government’s proposals to introduce statutory price caps on essential food items provide a new test of the practical effects of the United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 (UKIMA) on d…

Professor Se-shauna Wheatle is stepping down as one of the editors of the UK Constitutional Law Association Blog. We would like to thank Se-shauna, on behalf of the wider public law community, for …

The chief coroner says sensitive MI5 evidence means inquests may not be suitable.

A British man appeared in a London court on Thursday accused of providing information about factories which ​manufacture drones and offering to sabotage them on behalf ‌of Russian intelligence.

Recently enacted clauses expressly include define a “determination” to include a “purported determination” or state that a court may not question a “determination or purported determination”. It is…

Working with the Foreign Office made it clear just how little the Government understands Beijing – and how vulnerable that makes us

His Majesty The King has approved the appointment of Lord Briggs of Westbourne as the next President of the Supreme Court. The King made the appointment on the advice of the Prime Minister and Lord Ch...

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Information from UK Parliament on written questions & answers, written statements and daily reports.

In a recent decision, the Upper Tribunal (‘the UT’) has found that the operation of section 44 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (‘FOIA’) breaches the right to access information under Article…

Government lawyers tell coroner disclosing intelligence would pose serious risk to national security

This article explores challenges of scale for British imperial governance and criminal investigation through the lens of incendiary fires on the island of Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands...

This article explores challenges of scale for British imperial governance and criminal investigation through the lens of incendiary fires on the island of Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos Islands...

Reform Party MP Danny Kruger is concerned. The UK, he says, has ‘a bloated, paralysed centre of government and a mutinous bureaucracy’; and that ‘Real power is held not by the elected government bu…

Critics say ownership registers are too costly and too complicated, scuppering attempts to expose alleged money laundering

The system which handles appeals against the Home Office’s asylum and immigration decisions looks set, once again, to be overhauled. If enacted, Part 1 of the Immigration and Asylum Bill woul…

Critics say ownership registers are too costly and too complicated, scuppering attempts to expose alleged money laundering

Free Speech Union called on vice-president to focus on censorship at time of Starmer visit to US last year