Robert Buckland

'A Deflection': Question Time Audience Calls Out Timing Of £400 Energy Bill Discount

"If the Sue Gray report hadn’t come out, we wouldn’t be getting this windfall tax."
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Who's In And Who's Out Of Boris Johnson's Cabinet

Boris Johnson has rejigged the top positions within his cabinet.
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Exclusive: Criminals Who Name Rape Victims Online Could Face Two Years In Jail

Justice secretary Robert Buckland said to believe maximum fine of £5,000 not enough.
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Controversial Anti-Protest Bill Wins Vote As Not A Single Tory Stands Against It

One MP said the curbs on civil liberties would "make a dictator blush".
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Employers Could Require New Staff To Be Vaccinated, Minister Suggests

Justice secretary Robert Buckland says bosses may be able to draw up contracts requiring new employees to have Covid jabs.
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Boris Johnson Can Fudge His Brexit Bill, But He Can’t Fudge Covid’s Rise

With the Brexit legislation row defused, will the PM focus more on the virus?
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Justice Secretary Suggests He Could Quit If UK Breaks Law Over Brexit

"If we see the rule of law being broken in a way that I find unacceptable I will go," says Robert Buckland.
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'Work From Home If You Can' But Also 'Come Back To Work', Says Robert Buckland

The justice secretary was asked to be "clear" about government guidance for workers in an interview with ITV News.
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Face Coverings Should 'Perhaps' Be Made Mandatory In Shops, Says Justice Secretary

Robert Buckland says government prepared to "nudge" people further, despite Michael Gove having rejected compulsory rule.
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Lawyers Slam Scheme To Scrap Juries Under Plan To Tackle Backlog Of 500,000 Cases

Justice secretary Robert Buckland said coronavirus measures created an “unprecedented challenge” for courts.
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