Martin Howe QC
Martin Howe is a leading barrister in the fields of intellectual property and EU law. He was called to the bar in 1978 and became a QC in 1996. He is Chairman of Lawyers for Britain.
Restoring the Constitution
Martin Howe QC explains why we need a Restoration of the Constitution Bill
The Gradel Quadrangles at New College, Oxford
Postmodernity perches precariously in the porter’s lodge
Sport, strength and pseudo-feminism
We should expose the emptiness of femininity compared to femaleness
Whistler in black and white
A video artwork that aims to critique Rex Whistler’s controversial mural in Tate Britain lacks context and nuance
The king and the boss
Turkish President Erdoğan is no fan of Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu — and vice versa
What is culture anyway?
Protecting and renewing culture demands a fuller understanding of its nature and its purposes
“Safe and legal routes” is a dangerous cliché
Parties should be challenged to be clear on what they mean
Losing the battle, losing the war
The most pernicious effect of aligning art with political activism is that the distinction between the two is lost
Why Labour doesn’t understand the gender wars
Keir Starmer’s confusion on gender is the result of years of cowardice
Struggles of a veteran matador
Familiarity can make the heart grow cooler, but greatness can still prevail