IAMLA joins UN agencies, UN experts and other lawyers in expressing deep concern that serious violations of international law are being committed in the Middle East conflict.
With Nigel Farage, a self-declared Putin admirer, believed to be on the political rise and intending to ‘shape politics’ before the country goes to the polls this year, you wonder how the western right’s anti-Ukraine sentiment may impact on the UK.
‘Give me strength?! No one has ever used wine in pint bottles….’
Here are the strike dates set for forthcoming weeks.
Sunak came to office promising to govern with ‘integrity’ and professionalism’, but his administration has been defined by U-turns, broken pledges and much infighting.
‘This is something never seen before in modern British history.’
‘Feudalism never completely disappeared from the UK. It simply put on new garbs.’
The £4.2bn Housing Infrastructure Fund was launched by the government in 2017 to help build 324,000 new homes
Ms Murty’s company made headlines in May last year, when it was revealed by the Sunday Times that it held shares in Study Hall, an education start-up which had received almost £350,000 of UK grant money.
The statistics watchdog has launched an investigation into the government’s claim to have ‘cleared the asylum backlog’ after receiving a complaint
