As a reaction to terrorist attacks in the UK over the last decade, the government has drafted a new bill that sets out requirements for...

In January 2023, following months of Industrial Action undertaken across the United Kingdom, the UK government introduced a new Strikes...

Nicola Sturgeon Resigns as Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will resign as First Minister of Scotland and Leader of the Scottish...

Recent discourse over the UK's Rwanda Policy has brought the ECHR to the foreground, particularly whether the UK should leave it.

English and Welsh criminal barristers have voted to end strikes, although not everyone is certain that the deal reached with the government.

An article discussing whether the Scottish Parliament can hold a second independence referendum without the consent of the UK.

From criminal barristers' industrial action to abortion rights in the US, here are the top legal headlines in June this year.

With the potential of a second Scottish Independence Referendum, this article explores the legality of whether this endeavour could go ahead

As the UK issues formal directions to those relocating to Rwanda we explore the politics, legalities and morality behind the asylum plan

A brief history of The Troubles in Northern Ireland and how Brexit has threatened the peace that was restored by the Good Friday Agreement.

Why the suggested reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998 would be a detriment to human rights in the UK.

Forced childhood marriage is a bigger issue than is often imagined. New legislation hopes to tackle the problem in England and Wales.

This article examines the debate over the United Kingdom's new Online Safety Bill

After withdrawing from the European Union, the United Kingdom must deal with the consequences of leaving an international organisation

This article compares the UK and EU's responses to the Ukrainian refugee crisis to that more expansive policies are needed.

The debate over the Elgin Marbles involves legal statutes which hinder the repatriation of material items in the British Museum.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is being labelled as a war crime. But what is a “war crime”? And can they be proven?

Following Brexit, the art trade between the UK and EU has been heavily impacted. Here are some of the key issues and concerns

Proposed UK legislation continues to crackdown on refugees and hinder the rights of asylum seekers.

July has been a divisive month, from racist online trolls to lockdown restrictions easing . Here are the top legal news headlines