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Dominic Grieve

Spads corrode trust between ministers and officials – debacles like the Mandelson one are the consequence
Parliament
By Dominic Grieve
Spads corrode trust between ministers and officials – debacles like the Mandelson one are the consequence
There are always going to be tensions in the running of government.
Britain cannot turn a blind eye if Israel is committing war crimes
Foreign affairs
By Dominic Grieve
Britain cannot turn a blind eye if Israel is committing war crimes
In the middle of the Second World War, John Betjeman wrote his caustic poem In Westminster Abbey.
Boris Johnson’s position is untenable – Tory MPs have a responsibility to remove him
Political parties
By Dominic Grieve
Boris Johnson’s position is untenable – Tory MPs have a responsibility to remove him
If there is a characteristic that lawyers who have done a lot of trial-work share, it’s a tendency to submit words both written and spoken to analysis as to meaning, because it is often in those small details that lies the path to an understanding of a bigger picture.
The government’s utterly shameful attempt to undermine the standards process has damaged the reputation of the House
Parliament
By Dominic Grieve
The government’s utterly shameful attempt to undermine the standards process has damaged the reputation of the House
One of the consequences of the doctrine of parliamentary privilege, as enshrined in the Bill of Rights 1689, is that the Commons has to act as a self-regulator as to the standards of behaviour it requires from its MPs.