When courts close more fully, consequences will reach every corner of society

Those seeking reform might study how Trudeau revolutionised the process

Call this out for what it is: an executive power project

Suella Braverman’s appointment adds another judicial sceptic to the government ranks

The two Gina Miller cases ensured constitutional principle was upheld

The judiciary has made a slow march to the heart of politics. But as Boris Johnson plots his revenge, have the judges overplayed their hand?

In ten years there has been no shortage of action

Accused by critics of political activism, the UK Supreme Court is under more pressure than ever before, raising the question: what should the umpire in a democracy look like?

But they will need sharp political antennae

Johnson’s government has altered this vital piece of Brexit legislation