Britain should stand up to Mauritius
The British Government must make it clear that it will not allow a foreign country to threaten British citizens
The Post Office scandal
Legislation to resolve the injustice is not as straightforward as it seems
J G A Pocock: the Antipodean’s view of Europe
John Pocock defended Britain in its broadest sense
On international law
International law is often far less clear than it might sound
Who rules: judges or parliament
A domestic bill of rights is not necessarily the panacea its adherents intend it to be
A Boy’s Own book of anti-colonialism
Could a progressive historian really write in praise of African slave-traders?
First lady of the law
The new Lord Chief Justice inherits a role with a rich and varied history
Judging the judges
Are Appeal Court judges always superior jurists? The jury is out …
Royals on the witness stand
Prince Harry is not setting a precedent with his recent appearance in court
Not justice, by a long stretch
Thousands of petty criminals face life in jail because of a failed sentencing policy