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Context is everything for the right to protest at Royal events The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III are occasions of political and constitutional significance. For many, this is also a period of mourning and emotional poignancy. Over recent days, there have been several widely-publicised incidents in which protesters

If happenstances such as an economic shock inflicted by the pandemic, disproportionately benefit companies like Shell & BP with over £16b in profits, then the argument is a one-off windfall tax on profits may imply that they are sharing the spill over economic effects of the shock without deterring investments. This isn’t a new phenomenon,

Ofsted and Academization Legal framework of academies Educational provision in UK’s state schools are funded directly by the government or through the local authorities and are monitored by the Office for Standards in Education Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted). Ofsted assesses the quality of educational provision through a system referred to as inspections. Section 117