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Maggie Jones on the government’s chaotic approach to animal sentience legislation
A dog's breakfast - the government's approach to animal sentience laws
Maggie Jones on the government’s chaotic approach to animal sentience legislation Read more
Maeve Sherlock on the need, post-Brexit, to ensure family law still works
Ensuring family law, post-Brexit doesn't disadvantage UK citizens
Maeve Sherlock on the need, post-Brexit, to ensure family law still works Read more
Denis Tunnicliffe on the potential impact of a ‘no deal’ Brexit on UK road hauliers
Road trip
Denis Tunnicliffe on the potential impact of a ‘no deal’ Brexit on UK road hauliers Read more
Dianne Hayter on cross-party moves in the Lords to guard against those in government looking to water down hard-fought for rights and protections
Standards not privileges
Dianne Hayter on cross-party moves in the Lords to guard against those in government looking to water down hard-fought for rights and protections Read more
Dianne Hayter on the five major problems with the bill as it stands
The EU Withdrawal Bill is a dangerous mess – but the House of Lords is on it
Dianne Hayter on the five major problems with the bill as it stands Read more
Philip Hunt on why the loss of Horizon funding could have a devastating impact on our higher education sector’s research capabilities and essential collaboration with European universities
Ensuring Britain’s universities remain the best in the world
Philip Hunt on why the loss of Horizon funding could have a devastating impact on our higher education sector’s research capabilities and essential collaboration with European universities Read more
Glenys Thornton on the need, post-Brexit, to ensure mutual recognition of medicines and clinical devices licensed in both the UK and EU
Trial and error
Glenys Thornton on the need, post-Brexit, to ensure mutual recognition of medicines and clinical devices licensed in both the UK and EU Read more
Philip Hunt on why, post-Brexit, the UK must maintain close ties with Erasmus+ and its successor programme
Bi-lateral thinking
Philip Hunt on why, post-Brexit, the UK must maintain close ties with Erasmus+ and its successor programme Read more
Glenys Thornton on why reciprocal healthcare arrangements between UK and EU citizens are important for millions of workers, students, the retired & holiday makers
Brexit Must Not Mean We Lose Out On Access To Healthcare Abroad
Glenys Thornton on why reciprocal healthcare arrangements between UK and EU citizens are important for millions of workers, students, the retired & holiday makers Read more
Philip Hunt on why the government must think again about leaving Euratom, given the impact on both safety and healthcare
Government's weak response over Euratom is worrying the medical sector
Philip Hunt on why the government must think again about leaving Euratom, given the impact on both safety and healthcare Read more