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The (Great) Repeal Bill will be published this Thursday, 13 July. While we wait for the GRB to appear, we will return to our mini-series looking at particular elements of [...]

Events this week have raised again the question of what sort of Brexit the Government is seeking. We discussed in the last post that Chancellor Philip Hammond and SSExEU David [...]

The GRB has been published. It had its first reading in Parliament yesterday (13 July 2017), with David Davis, the SSExEU, describing it as: 'one of the most significant pieces [...]

The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill (the Bill) (formerly known as the Great Repeal Bill) was introduced to the House of Commons and given its First Reading (a formal stage, without [...]

Our previous post considered the 'Henry VIII powers' which the Bill would grant to Ministers of the Crown and the devolved governments, authorising them, by means of regulations, to modify [...]

In our last two posts, we looked at the Bill's 'Henry VIII powers' and the scrutiny mechanisms proposed for secondary legislation. This post discusses some of the uncertainties which arise [...]

Byline: Aaron Nelson The manhunt for Joran van der Sloot is over. Mr. van der Sloot was taken into custody by Chilean police, after a taxi he was riding in [...]

The Government has set out its case for HS2 in a handy leaflet, Investing in Britain's Future - Why we need HS2, published on 29 October. In case you do [...]

Aaron Nelson, lawyer at Bircham Dyson Bell LLP, believes that the UK is moving away from a uniform approach to bus regulation with local factors proving decisive in determining how [...]

SAN JOSE MINE, Chile -- The lucky ones now have more than $10,000 in the bank and a free vacation in Greece awaiting them. But for the moment, many of the family members of the 33 miners trapped under the hard volcanic rock here for more than two months seemed content to remain at Camp Hope on Thursday, tending to their tents and sweeping away the desert dust from their makeshift dining tables. Elizabeth Segovia, the sister of one of the miners, Dario Segovia, arranged balloons next to the family's five tents, which were decked out with flags and signs welcoming him to the camp. The families have invited him and the other 32 miners to a Mass at the mine on Sunday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]