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Is Palestine hysteria threatening the integrity of jury trials? (opens the original)
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We must defend the right of jurors to act according to their conscience – even if we hate the outcome. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. A pro-Palestinian activist who vandalised a statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square was acquitted of criminal damage earlier this month by a jury at Southwark Crown Court. Having travelled to the UK from the Netherlands on 27 February, Olax Outis (also known as Caspar San Giorgio) sprayed the statue with ‘Stop the Genocide’, ‘F
Reform’s critics are weaponising electoral law (opens the original)
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The latest donations scandal is being exploited for anti-democratic ends. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. What is happening to Reform UK right now, from a legal perspective, is alarming. Reform is the breakout party of the moment. A party that has come from nothing to threaten the exhausted duopoly that has long dominated UK politics. Now, rather than defeat Reform in a battle of ideas, it appears that there is a solid constituency within the political and media class
If Prince Harry had won, press freedom would be finished (opens the original)
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The imperious prince tried to shut down a critical newspaper. What century did he think this was? Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Imagine a world in which a dejected prince could summon a group of rich friends to try to shut down a newspaper using the law courts. It sounds like a lesser storyline from the fantasy HBO series, Game of Thrones. Yet it happened, here in the UK. When the news regarding the High Court’s costs ruling in Prince Harry and the other claimants’ l
Jolyon Maugham’s white-saviour complex (opens the original)
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The barrister’s involvement in the Jason Arday story has been deeply revealing. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. In a crowded field, Jolyon Maugham – the fox-bashing KC and founder of the Good Law Project – might have a claim to be the oddest man in British public life. As of 2015, he was a high-flying (by which I mean, rich) tax barrister. He lived in a windmill. He was like a kid’s cartoon character, who happened to advise rich people about their tax affairs. Postman
Mamdani’s mad plot to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu (opens the original)
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The NYC mayor had some nerve threatening to detain a democratically elected foreign leader. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. New York mayor Zohran Mamdani has been forced to roll back on his campaign promise that Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be arrested for war crimes if he ever touched down in New York. On Wednesday, Mamdani said that ‘anyone with their eyes, with their heart’ could see the devastation that Netanyahu had caused through Israel’s attac
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