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‘Do we really want to import an Americanised judiciary – alongside chlorinated chicken’ Nicholas Reed Langen 25 Jun Courts, Human rights
#BlackLivesMatter: ‘Moments of global camaraderie are rare. The opportunity must be taken’ Nicholas Reed Langen 8 Jun Coronavirus, Race
‘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
Michael Gove on the Tories’ ‘New Deal’