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Defence
July 18, 2025
I was once hit with a super-injunction and know how democracy dies in darkness
The state’s instinct for secrecy is often dressed up as being in the national interest. It’s right to be furious about it
Alan Rusbridger
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A good death
July 16, 2025
How to do assisted dying
Emily Lawford, Mark Mardell
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Crime and Justice
July 14, 2025
Labour can’t succeed while the courts fail
Tom Clark
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The weekly constitutional
July 07, 2025
The US Supreme Court has freed Trump further from the rule of law
DAT Green
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Law and Government
June 27, 2025
Keir Starmer once stood up for protesters. Now he calls them terrorists
Alan Rusbridger
Law and Government
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Keir Starmer once stood up for protesters. Now he calls them terrorists
Alan Rusbridger
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The weekly constitutional
June 27, 2025
International law is at a postwar low point
DAT Green
The weekly constitutional
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International law is at a postwar low point
DAT Green
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A good death
June 23, 2025
Why did so many MPs change their vote on assisted dying?
Mark Mardell
A good death
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Why did so many MPs change their vote on assisted dying?
Mark Mardell
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The weekly constitutional
June 20, 2025
The law is powerless against stochastic political violence
DAT Green
The weekly constitutional
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The law is powerless against stochastic political violence
DAT Green
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Crime and Justice
June 18, 2025
A Met police officer broke an 84-year-old’s ribs. Why?
Alan Rusbridger
Crime and Justice
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A Met police officer broke an 84-year-old’s ribs. Why?
Alan Rusbridger
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