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Future-proofing a UK-EU deal for Northern Ireland must begin now

Professor David Phinnemore and Professor Katy Hayward

27 Jan 2023

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Sunak is running out of time to make integrity the hallmark of his government

Jill Rutter

26 Jan 2023

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Has Brexit become less divisive?

Sophie Stowers

26 Jan 2023

HIGHLIGHTS

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The Inflation Reduction Act: green ambitions or economic nationalism?

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Stable UK-EU relations will remain elusive in 2023 and beyond

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Undoing the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill

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Scenes from an economic marriage: a reflection on the volatile nature of UK-EU trade relations

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Minimum service levels legislation: in conflict with strikers and with Europe?

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Is there a right to strike in the UK?

There is no right to strike under UK law. However, under Article 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and to freedom of association with others, including the right to form and to join trade unions for the protection of their interests.