Andrew Tettenborn is a Professor of Law at Swansea Law School. He specializes in areas such as government and politics, law and legal affairs, and transportation policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Andrew's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including The Catholic Herald, Yahoo News UK, The Telegraph, and The Spectator.
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Andrew Tettenborn focuses his coverage on legal policy regulation, government & politics, world affairs with emphasis on topics such as human rights, freedom of speech, religion and law enforcement. He also includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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Oxfordshire County Council stamped down hard on Raise the Colours' flag-flying operations this week.
Employers are turning into vindictive moral busybodies.
The Church of England is confusing irrationality with inclusivity
We should have seen this coming. It was patent from the start that last year’s ‘one in, one out’ agreement with France was a toothless pact designed for show, that left all the immigration cards in France’s hands and most of the more undesirable...
We should have seen this coming. It was patent from the start that last year’s ‘one in, one out’ agreement with France was a toothless pact designed for show, that left all the immigration cards in France’s hands and most of the more undesirable would-be migrants in ours. We could also have foreseen that a
By: Andrew Tettenborn
We should have seen this coming. It was patent from the start that last year's ‘one in, one out' agreement with France was a toothless pact designed
Shouldn’t the Church of England's Synod accept that it is none of its constitutional duty to pontificate on matters worldly?
The Church of England is a past master of the well-meaning faux pas. On Monday, its General Synod waded full-on into the Middle Eastern mire, when it voted to “hear” (in other words, not seriously to disagree with) a document called Kairos II...
The need to think seriously about our membership of the ECHR gets more glaring daily. Some time ago, a Gazan woman was given refuge here with her three children. She then asked the Home Office to bring in 18 more people from Gaza: her parents, three...
The need to think seriously about our membership of the ECHR gets more glaring daily. Some time ago, a Gazan woman was given refuge here with her three children. She then asked the Home Office to bring in 18 more people from Gaza: her parents, three siblings, two of their spouses and their children. They
