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The Bar Standards Board, which regulates 14,000 barristers in England and Wales, gave its approval last night to fundamental changes in barristers' working practices.

It was when I first heard the term "comply with compliance" that I started getting worried. Because I laughed, but the person I was

Yesterday, the Quilliam Foundation (QF) released a report about Islamist radicalisation within British prisons. ‘Unlocking al-Qaeda' covers one of the most important and problematic

Hot on the heels of James MacMillan's red-hot piece in these pages calling Emperor's New Clothes on Pierre Boulez, plus Dilettante Music's digital composer-in-residence

Over the last few days, my co blogger Shiraz Maher has written a number of blogs about the UK supporters and apologists for pro

The government was roundly defeated last night on its attempt to remove a "free speech" defence from the law banning homophobic hatred.

Today we focus on Cage Prisoners which likes to present itself as a human rights organisation campaigning on behalf of Muslim detainees.

Yesterday this blog revealed the encomium which Anwar al-Awlaki, an American citizen of Yemeni ethnic origin, showered upon Major Nidal Hasan after he murdered