PRISON REFORM’S WEAKEST LINK: CAN PROBATION CARRY THE WEIGHT OF EARLY RELEASE?
Alex Norris Faces Parliament as Government Tries to Solve a Prison Crisis That Has Moved Beyond the Prison Gates Justice Secretary Alex Norris faces an increasingly difficult political and practical argument over prison reform as the Government attempts to prevent England and Wales running out of usable prison places while Continue Reading
Burnham Exchanged Messages with Impostor Posing as Trump’s Chief of Staff
Downing Street Refuses to Discuss Security Breach Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged a series of messages with an unknown person impersonating one of Donald Trump’s most senior White House officials, prompting the British Embassy in Washington to alert the American administration. The individual claimed to be Susie Wiles, the White Continue Reading
PC ANDREW HARPER: WILL BURNHAM EXCLUDE HIS KILLERS FROM EARLY RELEASE
There are few crimes that strike more deeply at the foundations of the British state than the murder of a police officer carrying out their duty. Justice, Memory and the Price of Service: Should Britain Ever Release the Killers of Police Officers Early? An attack on an officer is not Continue Reading
Burnham’s Ambitious Plan for Social Care Reform
Andy Burnham aims to profoundly reshape the government, focusing on preventive policies and social care reform amid financial constraints. His ambition is to enhance public services while addressing welfare dependency and social care funding, balancing security and social needs.
Burnham’s Slow and Steady Revolution: Can Small Savings Begin to Repair Britain’s Economic Divide?
Andy Burnham has been Prime Minister for only a matter of days, but the beginnings of an economic strategy are already becoming visible. It is not, at least so far, a revolution conducted with trumpets. Instead, Burnham appears to be pursuing something quieter: reducing some of the everyday costs that Continue Reading
Max Hall’s Fight Against Brain Tumor: A Call for Research Funding
Fourteen-year-old Max Hall, battling an aggressive brain tumor, highlights the urgent need for increased funding in brain tumor research, prompting parliamentary support for improved treatments and clinical trials.
