This is the horrifying reality of our system and what victims and asylum seekers actually face.
And our government is busy finding ways to make vulnerable people's lives even worse and more dangerous.
And our government is busy finding ways to make vulnerable people's lives even worse and more dangerous.
November 24, 2025 at 3:04 PM
This is the horrifying reality of our system and what victims and asylum seekers actually face.
And our government is busy finding ways to make vulnerable people's lives even worse and more dangerous.
And our government is busy finding ways to make vulnerable people's lives even worse and more dangerous.
You might have seen it already by now, but it's at bsky.app/profile/shoa...
The full Lords Constitution Committee report on "Rule of law: holding the line between anarchy and tyranny".
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
Rule of law: holding the line between anarchy and tyranny - Committees - UK Parliament
The rule of law in the UK is being weakened, and everyone must take steps to protect it against further erosion, says the House of Lords Constitution Committee.
committees.parliament.uk
November 20, 2025 at 6:41 PM
You might have seen it already by now, but it's at bsky.app/profile/shoa...
The full Lords Constitution Committee report on "Rule of law: holding the line between anarchy and tyranny".
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
Rule of law: holding the line between anarchy and tyranny - Committees - UK Parliament
The rule of law in the UK is being weakened, and everyone must take steps to protect it against further erosion, says the House of Lords Constitution Committee.
committees.parliament.uk
November 20, 2025 at 3:40 PM
The full Lords Constitution Committee report on "Rule of law: holding the line between anarchy and tyranny".
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
Very timely and important report.
If I didn't know better, I'd say I hope the government takes serious notice of its findings and recommendations.
committees.parliament.uk/committee/17...
"Whilst parliamentary sovereignty means Parliament can make any law, including those which damage the rule of law, it must take constitutional responsibilities seriously and exercise power with due care, bearing in mind compliance with state’s international obligations": Lords Constitution Committee
November 20, 2025 at 3:37 PM
"Whilst parliamentary sovereignty means Parliament can make any law, including those which damage the rule of law, it must take constitutional responsibilities seriously and exercise power with due care, bearing in mind compliance with state’s international obligations": Lords Constitution Committee
There should be uniform provision of public legal education in schools to improve public understanding of, and confidence engaging with, the justice system. Necessary resources and expertise should be made available to better communicate judicial decisions": House of Lords Constitution Committee
November 20, 2025 at 3:26 PM
There should be uniform provision of public legal education in schools to improve public understanding of, and confidence engaging with, the justice system. Necessary resources and expertise should be made available to better communicate judicial decisions": House of Lords Constitution Committee
"Questioning the integrity of the judiciary and spreading misinformation is unacceptable and feeds distrust in the justice system. This at times can be unfounded and exacerbated by the media": House of Lords Constitution Committee
November 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
"Questioning the integrity of the judiciary and spreading misinformation is unacceptable and feeds distrust in the justice system. This at times can be unfounded and exacerbated by the media": House of Lords Constitution Committee
"An ineffective justice system where people face substantial delays and have to represent themselves due to the lack of access to legal support, risks denying many people true justice.": House of Lords Constitution Committee
November 20, 2025 at 2:39 PM
"An ineffective justice system where people face substantial delays and have to represent themselves due to the lack of access to legal support, risks denying many people true justice.": House of Lords Constitution Committee
Farage’s spokesman: “These allegations date back 45 years, and ... you’d have to ask yourself why this hasn’t come up before.”
He added: “Nigel is very clear, there’s no primary evidence.”
Not sure that's a denial really, more like "but you can't prove it".
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
He added: “Nigel is very clear, there’s no primary evidence.”
Not sure that's a denial really, more like "but you can't prove it".
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
Nigel Farage denies claims of antisemitic behaviour as a schoolboy at Dulwich College
Sir Keir Starmer calls on Reform UK leader to explain himself over the claims about his behaviour as a teenager
www.standard.co.uk
November 19, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Farage’s spokesman: “These allegations date back 45 years, and ... you’d have to ask yourself why this hasn’t come up before.”
He added: “Nigel is very clear, there’s no primary evidence.”
Not sure that's a denial really, more like "but you can't prove it".
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
He added: “Nigel is very clear, there’s no primary evidence.”
Not sure that's a denial really, more like "but you can't prove it".
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
"Tim France was in the same year as Farage and sat near him. He recalled a similar song being performed by Farage, who would also “regularly” perform the Nazi “Sieg heil” salute, he claims. "Kind of outwardly doing Nazi salutes, strutting about the classroom, saying things like ‘Hitler was right".
November 19, 2025 at 12:12 PM
"Tim France was in the same year as Farage and sat near him. He recalled a similar song being performed by Farage, who would also “regularly” perform the Nazi “Sieg heil” salute, he claims. "Kind of outwardly doing Nazi salutes, strutting about the classroom, saying things like ‘Hitler was right".