As London was plummeted into Tier 4 there was mass evacuation from those who did not want to be stuck in the city which would be under the strictest lock down regime in the entire country. Swarms of people could be seen climbing into trains and tubes trying to get away from the infected capital…
Tag: law
The War On Drill Music
Digga D, otherwise known as Rhys Herbert, was officially announced the first musician who would be given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) that would impact the output of their music. So after watching the documentary on how the CBO has impacted his life and the way in which he produces music I have decided to…
What Is Citizenship?
Does the law view citizenship differently to the common man? If so, why? Why do we care so much about where we belong? Getting rid of citizenship may reduce problems within our society? But how would the government support it’s people if it didn’t know who was a citizen and who wasn’t?
Send the Jamaican’s Back- Make Britain Great Again?
Really? This is the narrative the home office has taken on the deportation of Jamaican’s who have committed crimes. Proud and boastful, Priti Patel gloats on her amazing performance whilst I sit here and try to work out how someone, never mind a government official, can call deporting people to a foreign country that some…
My First Blog Post
Akirha’s Law Blog or the A.L.B is a student run blog designed to share information and opinions on key legal topics that I am interested in. Each day I will upload (try upload anyway) a post on a news story that I enjoyed researching or hearing about. In addition, I will also be posting weekly…
