Energy price cap – is it legal?
By Emily Green You would have to be living under a rock to avoid Mr Milliband’s recent announcement that energy costs would, if he were elected in 2015, be capped for 20 months. Unsurprisingly, this...
View ArticleHouse of Lords reform – time for evolution rather than revolution?
By James Hand When the House of Lords returns from recess in October, they will begin to welcome the 30 new peers announced at the beginning of August, including such diverse figures as paralympian...
View ArticleSex, lies and the law: Lord Denning and the Profumo Affair
By Matthew Seys-Llewellyn While the Profumo affair took place just over 50 years ago, it never seems to have left the public arena for very long. This month sees a new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical open...
View ArticleLitvinenko inquiry: what next for the Home Secretary?
By Louis Flannery An extended version of this article appeared on New Law Journal here. Few reading this will fail to recall the well-publicised circumstances of Mr Litvinenko’s death from radiation...
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