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Dr. Subhajit Basu submits written evidence to Parliamentary Committees to answer questions relating to COVID-19 policy
Dr. Subhajit Basu submitted written evidence to both the Science and Technology Committee and the Joint Committee on Human Rights.
Dr Sarah Brown contributes to Westminster Business Forum Online Conference on consumer credit in the context of COVID-19
Dr Brown spoke at the Westminster Business Forum Online Conference 'Next steps for consumer credit and the retail lending market - regulatory reform, innovation and protecting vulnerable customers'.
The School of Law's Dr Carrie Bradshaw invited to participate in Government Office of Science initiative, Rebuilding a Resilient Britain: Supporting post-Covid Recovery
Dr. Bradshaw has been invited to participate in an initiative, organised by the Government Office for Science, to feed diverse and robust evidence into the government’s Covid-19 recovery strategy.
Can illegal raves be policed effectively? Professor Stuart Lister discusses in 'Wired' article
Professor Lister, Professor of Policing and Criminal Justice in the School of Law, comments upon the complex nature of policing illegal raves in recent 'Wired' article.
Professor Iyiola Solanke interviewed as part of Newshour on BBC World Service Radio
Professor Iyiola Solanke appears on Newshour to debate whether statues help us understand history and if they should be taken down.