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  • Hunt’s handling of the NewsCorp-BSkyB deal was unlawful

    Carl Gardner
    April 25, 2012

    Yesterday’s big news was the relevation at the Leveson Inquiry of the e-mails from Frédéric Michel to his NewsCorp colleagues about his contact with Jeremy Hunt, or at least with Jeremy Hunt’s special adviser, while Hunt was preparing to […]

    Tags: constitution, government, judicial review, media law
  • Abu Qatada: David Cameron on Today

    Carl Gardner
    April 23, 2012

    On BBC Radio 4’s Today this morning the Prime Minister was asked about the mix up over Abu Qatada’s arrest, appeal and time limits.

    You can listen to the exchange here.

    The key extracts from the interview seem to me as […]

    Tags: ecthr, government, human rights, terrorism
  • Abu Qatada: a bit more about time

    Carl Gardner
    April 19, 2012

    Having listened to Theresa May’s statement today, and followed reporting about the issue of the time-limit, I thought it might help if I set out my reaction to some of the things people have been saying about it, on […]

    Tags: human rights, terrorism
  • Abu Qatada and the law of time

    Carl Gardner
    April 19, 2012

    The BBC reported yesterday that there’s “doubt” about the deportation of Abu Qatada, following his arrest on Tuesday and now his appeal to the European Court of Human Rights – which the Home Secretary Theresa May says is out […]

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