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Woman fights sacking for objecting to son's LGBTQ+ classes

14:03, September 21 11 0

A woman sacked from her job as a school assistant after flagging up concerns about the teaching of LGBTQ+ rights has told a tribunal it was her Christian duty to speak out to defend the “Bible truth”.

Under cover of coronavirus, the Tory government is bulldozing basic liberties

03:05, September 21 30 0

Towards the end of last week, someone I know posted a video and photograph on social media, taken one balmy afternoon on Hampstead Heath in north London. They showed a group of young people – who, by the look of them, had spent the day together at school or college. The images also featured three police officers, dispatched to disperse the gathering. In response, everyone had tried in vain to retreat into groups of six. “In the end they give up and all leave together,” ran the accompanying text. And that was that: a small, faintly absurd incident that highlighted the strange times in which we now live.

Boris Johnson's Brexit bill straight out of Trump playbook, David Lammy says

13:12, September 20 25 0

Boris Johnson’s law-breaking Brexit bill is straight out of the Donald Trump playbook, and leaves justice secretary Robert Buckland looking “a very small figure,” says David Lammy .

Parliament surrendered role over Covid emergency laws, says Lady Hale

12:56, September 20 33 0

The former president of the supreme court says parliament “surrendered” its role over emergency laws restricting freedoms amid the coronavirus pandemic, in an intervention expected to embolden MPs threatening a Commons revolt.

Sadiq Khan urged to boycott Saudi-hosted G20 mayors summit

12:20, September 20 27 0

Mainly leftwing mayors of some of the world’s biggest cities are being urged to boycott a G20 urban summit hosted by Saudi Arabia on the 2nd anniversary of the murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The UK government is attempting to bend the rules on torture

10:02, September 20 25 0

It is ironic timing that the overseas operations bill returns to parliament next week, not long after questions of international law dominated the political agenda. This government has already, brazenly, admitted that it is prepared to violate international law with the internal market bill. It is now proposing more of the same with an issue that has received less attention.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy will survive the bitter battle over her successor

02:05, September 20 29 0

When, in 2015, Time magazine made Ruth Bader Ginsburg one of its 100 most influential people, it was the conservative and fellow supreme court justice Antonin Scalia who observed: “Ginsburg has had two distinguished legal careers, either one of which would alone entitle her to be one of Time’s 100.”

Letters: Suella Braverman – blindly in thrall to Cummings and co

01:28, September 20 28 0

The arrogant and duplicitous nature of Boris Johnson’s government is summed up by the attorney general’s assertion that, despite the proposals to “disapply” part of the Brexit withdrawal deal, the government remained “committed to the rule of law” (“Top lawyers slam minister for wrecking UK’s reputation”, News). Breaking international law in a “specific and limited way” should be anathema to all members of the government. The inability of Suella Braverman and her fellow travellers to see what is staring them in the face and apparent to anyone not in thrall to Johnson is simply staggering. It is surely a case of the blond leading the blind.Mike PenderCardiff

Companies House to verify directors' identities before being listed

14:08, September 18 42 0

Company directors will have their identities verified before their names are listed on the UK’s official register of company information, as the government attempts to make life harder for financial criminals.

Activists sue ministers over release of game birds for shooting

08:11, September 18 29 0

Conservation activists are suing the UK government over the release of millions of game birds on to land which is home to rare and threatened species.