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...change hands with each other at intervals. The music is provided by Time playing the lyre so that the painting represents the cycle of life and the passing of time. The dancers also represent the four stages of the cycle: poverty, labour, wealth, and pleasure. As a metaphor for the dance of Brexit we seem to be stuck between the first two stages as each policy proposal...

...change might increase or decrease the conviction rate does not tell us whether that change would be a good or a bad one. Instead, researchers must be able to work with policy makers and lawyers to explain their work and to facilitate discussions, research-informed but based on first principles, as to what the role of the jury should be and how its task should be...

...changes that would never have been countenanced by the other 27 members of the EU. The case against being bound by EU employment rights legislation is that it is damaging to the UK economy, imposing substantial costs on employers. But the UK labour market remains one of the most lightly regulated in the EU, despite the influence of EU legislation. EU employment laws have...