As published by ITV News A Conservative former minister has criticised the fact an article about child serial killer Lucy Letby is not available to read in the UK, as he argued this is “in defiance of open justice”. The article published…
As published on legalfutures.co.uk MPs yesterday hit out at lobbying against the Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill by the lawyers they accuse of creating the problem it aims to solve. The comments came during the…
As published by the Express Assisted dying is likely to be legalised in the UK within five years, veteran politician Sir David Davis has said after publicly declaring his cautious support for the first time. The former Brexit Secretary…
As published by the BBC Harold Shipman changed an “unstated norm” around end of life care, veteran Tory Sir David Davis said during a parliamentary debate on assisted dying. He suggested that prior to the serial killer’s conviction,…
As published in the Express The bank accounts of pensioners and landlords will be at risk of “snooping” if the Government secures “Orwellian” powers, former Brexit Secretary Sir David Davis has warned. Sir David – one of Parliament’s…
As published by the Express How would you feel about your bank statements being read by the government without your knowledge or permission? This week, the House of Lords debated a proposed new law that would erode financial privacy like…
As published by PigWorld and the Goole Times Pigworld Local MP and former Government Minister Sir David Davis paid a visit to Goole Amateur Boxing Club to mark World Parkinson’s Day in April. During his visit, Sir David sparred with pig…
As published in the Telegraph Rishi Sunak’s smoking ban will save the NHS and prevent it from swallowing “the entire economy”, a former cabinet minister has said. Sir David Davis, a civil liberties campaigner, said the proposals – opposed…
As published in the Hull Daily Mail Connexin has announced that it will pause the installation of broadband poles in Hull and East Yorkshire – but it could take up to two weeks to wind down work in some areas. The announcement of the pause…
As published by the Hull Daily Mail The decision not to renew a contract for asylum seeker accommodation at an East Riding hotel has been welcomed by a local MP. Haltemprice and Howden MP David Davis said the Home Office’s decision not to…
One of the three judges who rejected the appeal of Tom Hayes against his interest rate “rigging” charges failed to declare a conflict of interest, the former trader’s legal team has claimed. Karen Todner, Hayes’s solicitor, has written to…
As published by the Times Every morning, 16 banks across the City of London and Canary Wharf had to answer a question: “At what rate could the bank borrow funds by asking for and accepting inter-bank offers in a reasonable market size just…
As published by the Hull Daily Mail Connexin is set to lodge a formal complaint with Ofcom after dismissing infrastructure-sharing proposals put forward by KCOM last week as another obstacle. Connexin CEO Furqan Alamgir said the firm was…
As published by Contractor Weekly The government has come under fire from one of its longest-serving MPs over its failure to address IR35, the Loan Charge – and the impact of both – at the Spring Budget last week. As the government…
As published by the Telegraph As I listened to the Chancellor present the Budget last week, I thought that he did a very elegant job of coping with a very difficult global backdrop, although I would have much preferred significantly…
THE support a society provides for its most vulnerable is a measure of its compassion – indeed, I would say its civilisation. A kind and fair country ensures that everyone can live a fulfilling, productive life, regardless of the…
As published by the Guardian The former cabinet minister David Davis has asked for the National Crime Agency to consider the past business dealings of the Conservative donor Mohamed Amersi, saying in parliament that the businessman…
As published by the Independent Tycoon Mohamed Amersi accused of ‘criminal harassment’ of former Conservative MP Charlotte Leslie A Tory tycoon in a “cash for access” controversy accused a female ex-MP of attempted “sexual blackmail,”…
As published by the Mirror Former Cabinet Minister David Davis used the protections of Parliamentary privilege, which protects MPs from being sued for defamation in most cases, to make the allegations against the multi-millionaire Mohamed…