The House of Lords' EU Justice Sub-Committee is undertaking further work on "the important question of citizens' rights after Brexit,"...
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On Tuesday 12th December, the Department of Health launched a consultation on the proposal for organ donation to be changed from an opt...
On 29th November 2017, a non-urgent remedial order was laid before Parliament with the intention of allowing a single person to apply for...
In a letter published in Monday’s Irish Times, the 16 signatories from both sides of the Border, say with Brexit negotiations at “a...
The Court of Appeal has handed down its decision in Re D (a child) [2017] EWCA Civ 1695 D’s case has...
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled inadmissible the claim by RB, a man of 41 who suffered an organic personality change after...
The latest round of negotiations on Brexit ended this week in Brussels with mixed reviews. Citizens’ Rights is one of the three key...
With the increasing divergence in social welfare law and practice between England and Wales, all of us owe a debt of gratitude to Luke...
As London was responding to it's fourth terrorist attack this year, David Davis announced that DexEU was drawing up proposals for a new...
In March 2015 the Department for Education and the Department of Health jointly published new statutory guidance on Promoting the health...
In December 2016 I blogged about how Hammersmith and Fulham had become the first London council to make care leavers exempt from council...
In May, I noted a judgment of Sir James Munby in Re A Ward, which made clear that the existing practice direction on interviewing...