A thing of the past?Sam Stephenson/EPAParliament has officially opened and the new Conservative government has laid out its policy agenda for the next year in the Queen’s speech. One of the key proposals is to reform strike laws, with a view to curbing industrial action.
Changes would mean that strikes affecting essential public services...
Not a smile to be had.EPA/Facundo ArrizabalagaThe Queen’s Speech, essentially, is a government’s to-do list. Whether the government of the day is strong or not, every year it includes a number of things they’d rather not do. There were quite a few of these in 2015 – reminding us that the narrow Conservative victory in the...
Legal folly and un-Conservative.PA/Matt DunhamThe government has beaten a tactical retreat over its plans to repeal the Human Rights Act, reportedly due to the disquiet of senior Conservative backbenchers.
It had originally planned to bring a bill before parliament in this session to replace the act with a British bill of rights but this was...
She speaks. Russell Boyce/POOL/EPAParliament has officially opened and the Queen’s speech has been delivered. The speech – written by prime minister David Cameron – outlined the new government’s ambitious policy agenda for the coming year. From the so-called “snoopers' charter”, to city deals for a...
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