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The EU’s new asylum strategy: can the competition of member states be stopped?

Professor Florian Trauner

28 Nov 2023

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The direction of travel for English devolution – a matter of perspective

Dr Jack Newman and Dr James Hickson

24 Nov 2023

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Migrants’ skills have been under-used in Britain and Hong Kongers are no exception

Dr Heather Rolfe

23 Nov 2023

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What to make of the latest ONS migration statistics

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The Expert Factor: What can we expect from the Autumn Statement?

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Public voice and economic policy

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In defence of the state pension triple lock

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Can we trust the UK Labour Force Survey?

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What is an interim measure (or Rule 39 order) of the European Court of Human Rights?

Interim measures (or ‘Rule 39 orders’) are urgent orders issued by the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) on an exceptional basis, where there is a ‘real risk of serious and irreversible harm’. Interim measures are typically requested where a person faces a risk to their life or a risk that they may suffer torture or inhuman or degrading treatment, for example, when they are imprisoned, or if they are sent to another country.