"Theresa May has delivered a thinly veiled rebuke to Robert Jenrick after he launched an attack on British judges earlier this month. In a wide-ranging critique on the direction of her party, the former Conservative prime minister warned against using populism for a short-term political end. She challenged the Tories' approach to net zero, the judiciary and human rights, urging the party to show leadership instead."
"Although Baroness May did not name Mr Jenrick, she told a Lords debate that judges had too often come under attack from those peddling populist narratives. Politicians should not question the integrity of our justices or accuse them of political bias, she said. She added: By undermining the judiciary we further erode public trust in the institutions of our democracy and therefore in democracy itself"
Coverage spans reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, with reporting from on-the-ground journalists. Investigations include the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC and production of the documentary 'The A Word', which highlights American women fighting for reproductive rights. Quality journalism is offered without paywalls and funded by donations from those who can afford it. Theresa May issued a thinly veiled rebuke to Robert Jenrick after he criticised British judges and called for restraint. She warned against using populism for short-term political gain and challenged Conservative approaches to net zero, the judiciary and human rights. She cautioned that undermining the judiciary erodes public trust in democratic institutions and urged responsible leadership.
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