Constitutional Reform
Ahead of Wednesday’s Budget, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) has issued an open letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer urging her to take decisive action to tackle the soaring legal costs of clinical negligence claims. In the last year alone, the NHS spent more than £800 million on legal fees relating to clinical negligence… Read more »
The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of a non-religious father and his child that the exclusively Christian teaching of Religious Education (RE) and collective worship in Northern Ireland are ‘indoctrination’. Alongside mandatory Christian collective worship and a ‘stigmatising’ right of withdrawal, this is therefore discriminatory under human rights law. This ruling will have wide-ranging… Read more »
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The principles of fairness, transparency, and accountability are the bedrock of a democratic society. They enable trust between the electorate and those in power — and allow a level playing field in which voters, not special interests, drive debate and government decision-making. In Britain today, these ideals are under threat. Just 6 per cent of… Read more »
Free and fair elections are the hallmark of democracy. If people are to be represented and governed as they wish, it’s not enough that they are able to vote. They must be able to vote without coercion, manipulation, or distortion. General elections in Britain are free, but they are not fair. That’s the finding of… Read more »
