Partners in Crime - what does a ‘no deal’ Brexit put at risk for UK security arrangements? Security was initially viewed as one of Theresa May’s trump cards in the Brexit negotiations. The UK is an indispensable ally in combating terrorism, thanks to its globally...
Five thoughts on what the 2017 general election campaign might mean for crime and justice So Theresa May has ‘called’ the early election she promised she wouldn’t. The continually improving poll leads, approval ratings and recent pattern of local and parliamentary...
On Sunday, the Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, opened up a new flank in the ‘Brexit’ argument: that staying in the European Union (EU) would leave us vulnerable to Paris-style terrorist attacks. This followed several days of briefing from Number Ten...
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