The elephant in the room is a kind of Brexit 2 – that several MPs want to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights

 

Paul Magrath, barrister and advocate of transparency in the courts

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We have seen populism politicize the media, universities, and religious institutions, and we may yet see the judiciary become increasingly politicized.

 

Nick Friedman, Research Fellow in Law, Oxford

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The conflictual politics of Brexit can be traced back to features of the British constitution that encourage discord over dialogue; tribal loyalty rather than broad consensus

 

Neil Walker, Professor of Public Law, Edinburgh, will deliver our Trinity lecture on 13 May

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A captivating and unknowable puzzle … Kore-eda’s homage to Kurosawa’s Rashomon

 

The Guardian

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