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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has met with social media executives, pressing them to take greater responsibility for protecting children online. He emphasized the need for enhanced measures to ensure child safety across their platforms.
Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr has expressed 'grave security concerns' regarding David Lammy's proposed jury reforms, stating they could increase the security threat to judges.
Postmasters’ lawyer quits over David Lammy’s ‘tyrannical’ jury reforms The Times
An editorial expresses concern over David Lammy’s proposed changes to trial by jury, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the jury system's integrity and limiting any restrictions to address the current prison crisis.
Lammy states the justice system has ‘fallen behind the world it now serves’
David Lammy says deploying RAF jets to protect British nationals and staff ‘entirely legal’
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović met with UK Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister David Lammy to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation in combating organized crime, corruption, and disinformation.
Adam and Chris conducted an interview with David Lammy, who serves as the Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary in the UK government.
David Lammy, the UK Justice Secretary, has announced the lifting of the cap on court sitting days in Crown Courts across England and Wales, a move welcomed by criminal barristers, in an effort to reduce the significant backlog of cases.
UK Justice Secretary David Lammy announced a policy change allowing crime victims and bereaved families more time to challenge lenient sentences. The reform aims to give families 'time to breathe' after a sentence is handed down.
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has expressed confidence in the safety of his parliamentary seat, as discussed on a recent episode of The Exchange podcast.
Charlotte Nichols opposed Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy's plans to curb access to jury trials
David Lammy’s proposed reforms to the courts system have cleared their initial parliamentary hurdle, despite accusations from his own Labour backbenchers that he is exploiting victims’ experiences to…
David Lammy has been urged to prevent a taxpayer-funded funeral for the double murderer
British Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy on Friday said that the United Kingdom could legally strike missile sites in Iran, after the British government confirmed that its base in Cyprus is being used to launch missions to shoot down drones in the Middle East. “It is entirely legal to protect our people and protect our […]
Editorial: Beset by backlogs and sclerotic bureaucracy, David Lammy must employ extraordinary measures to fix an ‘inhumane’ system that is so broken it is no longer fit for purpose
Justice Secretary David Lammy is defending proposals to reform the court system in England and Wales, including the abolition of jury trials, despite projections of rising criminal cases until 2030.
UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy praised former PM Rishi Sunak as a 'great son of India' during an event in New Delhi, where both highlighted their Indian heritage.
Victims and bereaved families in the UK will now be given six months, instead of the previous 28 days, to challenge "unduly lenient" sentences handed to criminals. Justice Secretary David Lammy stated that the change acknowledges the difficulty for those affected to engage with the justice system within the existing timeframe.
Postmasters’ lawyer quits over David Lammy’s ‘tyrannical’ jury reforms The Times
Donald Trump stated on social media that there would be no deal with Iran unless Tehran surrenders unconditionally, reiterating his hardline stance.
The justice secretary, David Lammy, is urging Labour MPs to support proposed cuts to jury trials, arguing that these limits are necessary to address the growing backlog of cases in crown courts.
Leader of rebel group says there is deep concern within Society of Labour Lawyers about courts and tribunals bill Lawyers affiliated to Labour were “blocked” from briefing party MPs to share…
Justice Secretary David Lammy has condemned the leak of details from a top-secret UK national security council meeting concerning US attacks on Iran and cabinet divisions over the use of British bases, calling for an inquiry.
Adam and Chris speak to the Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary.
David Lammy has pledged to fix the UK’s broken judicial system amid a spiralling case backlog