#healthyBrexit - is it "a view from the cliff edge"?
Kate Beattie discusses the impact of Brexit on UK Healthcare.
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#GE2017: Who will decide the country’s fate?
Post by Caoilfhionn Gallagher QC originally appeared in The Justice Gap.
With under three weeks to go until the country goes to the polls...
Care costs, caps and confusion
At Labour's 1997 conference, Tony Blair announced that he did not want children "brought up in a country where the only way pensioners...
#healthyBrexit - is it "a view from the cliff edge"?
We've all seen that bus and its pilloried claim that Brexit will return £350 million a week to the NHS. But beyond the slogans, MPs and...
Brexit - ex-pat votes and human rights
While on the political level, much of the discourse around Brexit in the UK focuses on the economic impact of Brexit and the role of...
Susie Alegre habla en la Radio Argentina
¿Cuáles serían las consecuencias para Europa y para el Reino Unido, si las negociaciones fracasan finalmente?
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El riesgo de que el Reino Unido pueda irse de Europa sin ningún acuerdo y de inmediato, es una pesadilla que puede hacerse realidad. ...…
Huffington Post highlights plight of families living in unsuitable B&B accommodation
B&B accommodation has long been recognised to be unsuitable for families. It caters only for very short-term stays, will generally...
Francis FitzGibbon QC writes in London Review of Books
Francis FitzGibbon QC discusses what the European Union has done for the UK criminal justice system and what could happen after the UK...
Northern Ireland is the EU’s business in Brexit negotiations: Irish Times opinion piece today
Writing in today's Irish Times, I argue that critics of the EU who claim it is "meddling" in "internal UK affairs" which are "none of the...
Interviewing children in the care of the State: new guidance for police and security services.
On 4 May 2017, Sir James Munby handed down a little reported judgment where he raised concern that current law and practice on the...
Tower Hamlets children's services failing. Why did it take an Ofsted inspection to spot this?
In April, Ofsted published a damning report on Tower Hamlets children's services, finding that there are "widespread and serious failures...
Radical reform to Mental Health Act promised
The conservatives have promised to replace the Mental Health Act 1983 in the event that they are elected. In a press release today,...
Munby: Judicial participation in Serious Case Reviews must be limited
President of the Family Division, Sir James Munby, has issued guidance on judicial cooperation with Serious Case Reviews.
The guidance has...
Cheshire West - the cost of compliance
Garnham J this week rejected an challenge by four local authorities against the Government's failure to provide additional funding to...
Brexit, Human Rights and the Environment in UK OTs
This week, environment ministers from UK Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies raised concerns about the impact of Brexit and...
"Accommodation-related" needs: a tentative sideways step in the law
If an adult is assessed as having needs for care and support, a local authority must identify which of those needs are eligible for such...
Taking back control?
Last night Lord Judge - a former Lord Chief Justice - gave a rousing and widely reported Annual Lecture for the Bingham Centre for the...
Brexit negotiation guidelines reveal ‘some’ distance’ between EU and UK Brexit.
Today Abigail Bright comments in a legal update for Lexis Nexis on citizen’s rights in the negotiations.
Abigail believes the UK...
Helena Kennedy QC on Brexit: "good law is a protection we have to preserve"
It is not every day that a national paper contains what is, in effect, a love letter to EU law. But today is the day. Writing in today's
The Children and Social Work Act: essentials for community care lawyers
Last week, on 27 April, the Children and Social Work Act 2017 received Royal Assent. Community care lawyers are likely to know more about...
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