I know the choice is hard.

Steve Weatherill and I have written a paper – ‘The Principle of Mutual Recognition: Past, Present, Future’ – for the Special Anniversary Issue (first issue of 2026) of the European Law Review.   Read pre-copyedited version here: https://t.co/bDHg9W2Efj

Join us on 28 November when Professor Koen Lenaerts, President of the Court of Justice of the European Union, invites you to think outside the ballot box at the Centre for European Law’s 51st Annual Lecture. 🔗 More details: https://t.co/Ib3C7BErxJ #ForeverKings🦁 @KCL_Law

Today, I officially start as Lecturer in EU Law @KCL_Law. I’m thrilled to be joining a leading law school with a deep and long-standing tradition in EU law research and teaching. This is also a major personal milestone following three career breaks (and three beautiful babies).

The book will offer a comprehensive analysis of the UK’s post-Brexit regulatory landscape across a wide range of constitutional and policy areas, both economic and social.

Just wrapped up Day 3 of the workshop for our forthcoming volume, The UK Regulatory Framework Post-Brexit: ‘Law Unbound’ (@OUPLaw 2026). Huge thanks to our 33 (!!!) fantastic contributors and to my exceptional co-editor, Paul Craig. Watch this space!

“They grow so fast.” — resonates with every parent having to cut their baby’s nails every second day.

I had the pleasure to review an incredibly interesting and highly valuable book: Not What The Bus Promised by @TamaraHervey, Ivanka Antova, @MarkFlear, and Matthew Wood. I strongly recommend it to everyone who’s interested in all matters Brexit and health governance.

Many congratulations Vilija and so delighted we hosted a seminar on this superb book last year at the UCL Laws PLG seminar series! It is a huge honour and hugely deserved!

I am extremely honoured and grateful to the Society of Legal Scholars (@legalscholars) for having awarded my monograph “Judicial Authority in EU Internal Market Law” the Second Peter Birks Prize for Outstanding Legal Scholarship. Still feels surreal! @SLSConference

Thank you @CMLRev and @YasmineBouzoraa for the endorsement!

Thank you, @hartpublishing. This is fantastic news, I feel so honoured.

I feel very honoured to learn that my book “Judicial Authority in EU Internal Market Law” has been shortlisted for the Peter Birks Best Book Prize for Outstanding Early Career Legal Scholarship. Thank you @SLS, this is a very meaningful recognition.

Thank you @ICON__S for a great conference and, above all, for bringing so many wonderful scholars and people together. Hasta luego!

Can also be accessed on SSRN:

For those interested in understanding the concept of judicial authority in the EU, challenges and controversies surrounding it, here's a link to my new article in Oxford Encyclopedia of EU Law, written in a way accessible to all:

Looking forward to seeing many colleagues next week at @ICON__S in Madrid! Give me a shout if you’re going to be there. I will be speaking on two panels: a book roundtable for my monograph and a panel on the reasoning of the CJEU from different POVs.

For those who have not had the chance to listen to this podcast, I discuss judicial authority and rule of law in the EU.

My book is now available in paperback (i.e. affordable). Check out the new edition: https://t.co/X8dBhkwvPI The book has been described as "a healthy and justified antidote to the enthusiasm EU lawyers often show for judge-made law." (Modern Law Review)

I bet this is going to be the most entertaining law programme ever on the radio. Can’t wait!

Paul Craig, English Administrative Law from 1550: Continuity and Change (OUP 2024). The print is of Westminster Hall where the superior courts sat from the 12th century to the late 19th century. https://t.co/eqDdQbmTMc