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Key issue to watch out for in 2024: whether and how Govt will address immediate risks posed by #AI. This includes UK Govt’s own use of tech. The Economist with Public Law Project explain more. Listen to Mia Leslie PLP’s Research Fellow & Tom Standage. shorturl.at/frvwZ

.Ilinca Tuvene of Public Law Project looks at two important aspects of age assessment cases from the past year lag.org.uk/?id=214973 Legal Action Group

🚨Latest report in a distinguished line calling for Parliament to have a greater role on treaties, and explaining why it matters👇 I was glad to provide oral and written evidence to PACAC Committee when I was at Public Law Project, and pleased to see it reflected in the report.

I have a new Nuffield Foundation paper out today, co-authored with Jed Meers and Simon Halliday. It's open access and can be found here: drive.google.com/file/d/1iS10P8…

We're back in court today in support of Liberty's challenge. Read PLP's Saba on why the Government’s most recent anti-protest laws undermine not just fundamental individual rights, but the constitutional role of Parliament ✍️ The Justice Gap thejusticegap.com/protest-parlia…

My first blog for CitizensAdvice - why eradicating the current punitive paradigm is needed to achieve meaningful, effective and evidence-based employment support system for benefit claimants ⬇️

Great thread from Craig Berry outlining our report on the Shared Accommodation Rate. Young people are getting a pitiful level of support to cover their (rapidly rising) rents, on the expectation that everyone under 35 should live in shared housing that often simply isn't there.

Local Housing Allowance rates went up this week, but thousands of young people are still getting a raw deal. My latest blog for CitizensAdvice argues that there isn't enough data to support the case that people should have to live in shared houses wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/the-dwp-data-d…

Important report by Maddy Rose setting out how arbitrary the operation of (shrinking) Council Tax Support can be. Full version: citizensadvice.org.uk/policy/publica…

❕New blog out this morning! What I'd like to tell Mel Stride if I could sit down to chat about work 👇 wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/what-id-like-t…

To już oficjalne - jestem kandydatką Lewicy i Razem do Parlamentu Europejskiego. Kandyduję, bo chcę Europy zbudowanej na solidarności, sprawiedliwości społecznej i równości.

"expecting a cancer patient to file a receipt for money on the electricity meter is not the same as putting a bottle of chablis on expenses at a work dinner" brilliant from Frances Ryan on the harmful & opportunistic demonisation of the most vulnerable by the most privileged

Carers are rightly in the spotlight - but not the only victims of DWP benefit overpayment policy. At Citizens Advice we see recovery of benefit overpayments leading to hardship for 1000s each year. My new blog on how overpayment recovery needs to change👇wearecitizensadvice.org.uk/paying-for-the…

Walczymy w Krakowie o mandat dla Doroty Kolarskiej Dorota Kolarska. To ostatnia prosta! Każdy głos się liczy!

PIP is far from perfect, but it's a vital source of support. We're deeply concerned that the Green Paper's proposals would lead to serious hardship for the people we support. Full CitizensAdvice response to the consultation, closed yesterday, here: citizensadvice.org.uk/policy/publica….

❗️The latest release of PIP data shows we've reached an unhappy milestone: the number of people waiting for their PIP application to be processed has hit record highs, exceeding the peak in Oct 2021 🧵

You can support Citizen Advice Sunderland whose office was burnt down by racists at the weekend by donating here: gofundme.com/f/help-citizen… Helps them to carry on giving advice to everyone in the community.

You think Universal Credit payments couldn’t possibly get any more inadequate? Think again… New @citizensadvice report co-authored with Julia.Ruddick-Trentmann assets.ctfassets.net/mfz4nbgura3g/3…

My The Guardian story: Black and minority ethnic universal credit claimants disproportionately likely to be hit with benefit sanctions, new official statistics published for the first time shows theguardian.com/society/2024/s…