Controversial David Lammy court reforms supported by MPs despite opposition from Labour backbenchers
The Courts and Tribunals Bill includes plans to limit jury trials to cases with a likely sentence of three years or more
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- David Lammy is a prominent UK Labour politician serving as Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary in some recent administrations. If you’re looking for “latest news,” you’ll want to check today’s UK-wide outlets (BBC, The Guardian, The Independent) and major wire services (Reuters, AP) for fresh coverage, especially around justice reforms or statements he’s made in Parliament.
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