Category : Constitution


Andy Burnham's Pride as Hillsborough Law Passes Commons

The Hillsborough Law, creating a duty of candour and expanding legal aid, passed its final Commons stages. Andy Burnham praised families and Liverpool, while Margaret Aspinall called it a monumental day for the nation.

Hillsborough Law Backed by MPs Unanimously

Hillsborough law, creating a duty of candour for public officials, passed unanimously by MPs. Andy Burnham and Sir Keir Starmer praised campaigners. Bill now goes to Lords.

Chinook crash victim's son calls ruling 'travesty'

Andy Tobias, son of a victim of the 1994 Chinook crash, condemns High Court ruling that threw out a legal challenge against the MoD as an 'absolute travesty of justice,' vowing to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights.

Burnham called 'Starmer 2.0' over Chagos Islands deal

Andy Burnham faces criticism for continuing Starmer's policy to give away the Chagos Islands military base, costing £35bn, amid OBR warnings that Britain needs £120bn in spending cuts to tackle unsustainable debt.

Lammy's Cohabitation Law Threatens Women's Independence

David Lammy's proposed cohabitation law would automatically impose marriage-like obligations on couples after three years, raising concerns about choice, consent, and fairness, particularly for financially independent women.

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