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Owen Bowcott was legal affairs and Ireland correspondent for the Guardian. Now moved to: @BowcottOwen
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Lord Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony obituary

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Ten years after the Marchioness pleasure boat sank on a summer’s night in 1989 – drowning 51 people, mainly young partygoers, in the swirling waters of the Thames – Anthony Clarke, then a lord justice of appeal, was asked to hold an inquiry. As a result of his authoritative and swiftly delivered reports, safety on the river has significantly improved. There are now four RNLI lifeboat stations covering the busy, urban waterway from Teddington to Gravesend in Kent.
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By Owen Bowcott Verified
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Owen Bowcott Wed, January 21, 2026 at 4:06 p.m. UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sir James Munby became chairman of the Law Commission in 2009.Photograph: PA Images/Alamy (Photograph: PA Images/Alamy) Outspoken when highlighting injustice, Sir James Munby became skilled at inserting resonating rebukes that embarrassed the government into his judgments.
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Roger Warren Evans obituary

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It all began over a bottle of claret in a City wine bar in the early 2000s. Roger Warren Evans, a social entrepreneur and barrister, was lamenting with his solicitor friend Stephen Lloyd the low profile of the not-for-profit sector. As the evening wore on, the two lawyers developed the idea of creating an organisation that served the public interest but was not subject to the strict governance controls of a charity.
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