‘Do we really want to import an Americanised judiciary – alongside chlorinated chicken’ Nicholas Reed Langen 25 Jun Courts, Human rights
‘Taking down statues does not cause us to forget history’ Nicholas Reed Langen 11 Jun Black Lives Matter, Racism
#BlackLivesMatter: ‘Moments of global camaraderie are rare. The opportunity must be taken’ Nicholas Reed Langen 8 Jun Coronavirus, Racism
‘It’s not difficult to see why Jacob Rees-Mogg is so desperate to suspend a virtual parliament’ Nicholas Reed Langen 3 Jun Coronavirus
‘Perhaps a decent lawyer could have got Cummings off, but it would have been on a technicality’ Nicholas Reed Langen 29 May Coronavirus
Coronavirus contact tracing apps and civil liberties Nicholas Reed Langen 11 May Civil liberties, Coronavirus
‘To ask defendants choose trial by judge is not unreasonable’ Nicholas Reed Langen 2 May Coronavirus, Courts
Coronavirus ‘lockdown’ undermined by over-zealous policing Nicholas Reed Langen 31 Mar Civil liberties, Coronavirus
Coronavirus Bill: What happens when the crisis is over? Nicholas Reed Langen 20 Mar Civil liberties, Coronavirus
Michael Gove on the Tories’ ‘New Deal’