Her history is confused but some may still be persuaded by her argument that the judiciary is too left-wing and Conservative ministers should be able to appoint more ideologically sympathetic candidates.
The attempt to shut down the National Conservatism conference in Belgium is a clear-cut case of abuse of power that has exposed a disturbing attitude towards freedom of expression and assembly.
The decision to legislate is not just constitutionally acceptable, it is in fact a shining example of the best traditions of parliament acting powerfully to grant justice to the wronged.
Many of our criminal justice partners would prefer me to focus on ‘out of court disposals’. But for some offenders, and their victims, a custodial sentence is the proper outcome.
The strange but true tale of the unjust application of a Community Resolution Order – a growing means of dealing with low level offences that can have serious consequences for employment.
“There’s a question about going after the people who put the individuals in these schemes.”
The Foreign Secretary ought to say something to mark the crossing of a new red-line: the labelling of British citizens as criminal in Jimmy Lai’s sham trial.
How James Arbuthnot and Nadhim Zahawi played important and different parts in the sub-postmasters’ campaign for justice.
Though any of the 106 members of the One Nation Caucus do worry that declaring Rwanda a safe country in law is a push too far.
The Government needs as broad a coalition of voices as possible to tackle the fissure opening up in our constitution and public life.
Even as he focuses primarily on Ukraine and Gaza, he should recognise the new axis of authoritarianism forming between China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, with Myanmar as a subsidiary,
All of the pieces of legislation announced by His Majesty today, including the Renters (Reform) and Victims and Prisoners Bills.
Even without withdrawing from or renegotiating the Aarhus Convention, there is scope for the Government to raise cost limits, and thus reduce friction and costs in the planning system.
Concern about net immigration figures tends to eclipse the significant number of people on course to gain citizenship, and thus the right to vote in general elections.
This is a chance for MPs to eschew ideological pressures and do the right thing. British women and their babies deserve far better than decriminalisation.