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Weekly Update 21 January 2022

21st January 2022

Weekly Update 21 January 2022 Dear Friends, This week brought good news for…

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Weekly Update 14 January 2022

14th January 2022

Weekly Update 14 January 2022 Dear Friends, A New Year, but not a fresh start,…

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EUROPE+1
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Weekly Update 17 December 2021

17th December 2021

Weekly Update 17 December 2021 Dear Friends, It has been a dramatic week.…

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CITIZENSHIP+8
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Weekly Update 10 December 2021

10th December 2021

Weekly Update 10 December 2021 Dear Friends, As England enters 'Plan B' restrictions…

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EUROPE+2
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Weekly Update 3 December 2021

3rd December 2021

Weekly Update 3 December 2021 Dear Friends, This week the Bingham Centre published…

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Weekly Update 26 November 2021

26th November 2021

Weekly Update 26 November 2021 Dear Friends, This morning brought news headlines…

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Weekly Update 19 November 2021

19th November 2021

Weekly Update 19 November 2021 Dear Friends, On Monday 22 November, the Bingham…

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CITIZENSHIP+2
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Weekly Update 5 November 2021

5th November 2021

Weekly Update 5 November 2021 Dear Friends, The Rule of Law was once again…

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CITIZENSHIP+2
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Weekly Update 29 October 2021

29th October 2021

Weekly Update 29 October 2021 Dear Friends, In a week which saw the EU's Rule…

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CITIZENSHIP+3
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Weekly Update 22 October 2021

22nd October 2021

Weekly Update 22 October 2021 Dear Friends, This week, we held our first live…

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