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King John signs Magna Carta - even as a fairy story, it has political impact

Cameron has betrayed every principle he mentions in his Magna Carta speech

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Sadiq Khan: 'I understand the tension... but living in a civilised country, I quite like this tension'

Sadiq Khan: Labour won’t be scared of taking on multinationals

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Magna Carta: Celebrations mask disintegration of legal equality

Inside, the rich celebrate Magna Carta. Outside, access to justice shrivels

As Chris Grayling gathers corporate Britain to celebrate Magna Carta, his reforms betray its spirit

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Simon Hughes: Is anyone at the MoJ listening?

Is anyone at the MoJ listening to Simon Hughes?

A review called five months ago is nowhere to be seen. Is the department ignoring its own minister’s requests?

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Knocking on the Commons door: Peers had some choice words for Grayling last night

Grayling hoist by his own petard in final judicial review debate

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Chris Grayling, the first non-lawyer to take the lord chancellor position for 400 years

Grayling: I’m the first impartial lord chancellor in 400 years

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Will MPs back the Lords rebellion over judicial review?

Round four: Grayling offers last-minute concession to kill off judicial review rebellion

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Judicial review: Last minute concession on the way?

Grayling hints at climb-down over judicial review battle with Lords

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Bad moment for the justice secretary as Commons statements derail Lords debate

Pick of the Week: When Grayling accidentally brought down his own bill

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Grayling's nadir? Justice secretary either lied about or misunderstood his own bill

Grayling’s nadir? Judicial review bill falls apart as minister admits he misled Commons

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The sun shines on the Lords tower: But will peers stand up to the Commons?

The mechanics of a power-grab: How they plan to kill off judicial review

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Judicial review successfully challenged the prisoner book ban - but it could be one of the last chances to use it

Comment: Judicial review stopped the prison book ban – but it could soon be lost forever

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Call yourself a liberal? Lib Dems earn stinging rebuke for judicial review vote

Pick of the Week: A final Lib Dem betrayal

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Lib Dems in government: Are there any principles left?

The night the Lib Dems gave up their last remaining principles

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Grayling's plans for judicial review block the third sector from the courtroom

There’s still time to defeat Grayling’s war on charities – but MPs must act now

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Pick of the week: Porn, the law and you

Pick of the Week: Porn, the law and you

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Lords: Does the chamber still have the confidence to take on over-mighty government?

Will the Lords stand up for judicial review?

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Clutching victory from the jaws defeat: Salmond plays the long game

Pick of the Week: Salmond clutches victory from the jaws of defeat

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Angels of our better nature? Campaigners fight for judicial review amid government attack

Very quietly, the coalition tries to dismantle judicial review

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