The Government has announced that prospective judges will no longer have to declare if they are Freemasons. The policy reversal was announced by Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, after a threat of legal action forced a review. He said that it would be “disproportionate” to continue with the practice. The United Grand Lodge of England [...]
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