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Analysis by Professor Catherine Barnard

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Migrant workers and COVID-19

Migrant workers and COVID-19

Professor Catherine Barnard, Fiona Costello 28 March 2020

The UK parliament’s legal role

The UK parliament’s legal role

Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor Alison Young 25 March 2020

Six key messages on the UK’s negotiating position

Six key messages on the UK’s negotiating position

Professor Catherine Barnard 28 February 2020

EU settled status: what’s occurring?

EU settled status: what’s occurring?

Professor Catherine Barnard, Fiona Costello 27 February 2020

Immigration rules set for a post-Brexit shake-up

Immigration rules set for a post-Brexit shake-up

Professor Catherine Barnard 20 February 2020

Brexit has posed a fundamental challenge to the UK courts and legal system

Brexit has posed a fundamental challenge to the UK courts and legal system

Professor Catherine Barnard 13 February 2020

Boris Johnson is deluded if he thinks he can ‘get Brexit done’ in a hurry

Boris Johnson is deluded if he thinks he can ‘get Brexit done’ in a hurry

Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor Anand Menon 25 November 2019

The Supreme Court has given parliament real teeth, but its verdict does not mean the end of Brexit

The Supreme Court has given parliament real teeth, but its verdict does not mean the end of Brexit

Professor Catherine Barnard 25 September 2019

Prorogation: issues for the Supreme Court

Prorogation: issues for the Supreme Court

Professor Alison Young, Professor Catherine Barnard 16 September 2019

A no deal Brexit would be just the beginning

A no deal Brexit would be just the beginning

Professor Catherine Barnard, Professor Anand Menon 6 September 2019

Prorogation and judicial review – is Sir John Major right?

Prorogation and judicial review – is Sir John Major right?

Professor David Howarth, Professor Catherine Barnard 15 July 2019

‘Clean Brexit’ sounds so simple, doesn’t it? Trouble is, it doesn’t exist

‘Clean Brexit’ sounds so simple, doesn’t it? Trouble is, it doesn’t exist

Professor Anand Menon, Professor Catherine Barnard 22 May 2019

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