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Labour frontbenchers say they would refuse to serve under Jeremy Corbyn

Labour MPs plotting coup against Jeremy Corbyn ‘on day one’

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Protesters have been battling to highlight the problem of homelessness in Manchester

Homeless protesters face eviction from Manchester city centre

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Hodsgon: Yvette Cooper's motherhood makes her 'more valuable' than her rivals

Shadow minister: Yvette Cooper is ‘more valuable’ for being a mother

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Reverse payment: MoJ could soon be chasing homeless people for court fines

MoJ warned of waste as it chases £150 court fines from homeless people

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Families fleeing violence in the Middle East and North Africa may be left destitute by the change

Asylum support cut ‘an assault on children’s lives’, kids’ charity warns

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Manchester homelessness camp likely to shut after protestors denied legal aid

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Theresa May's department in turmoil after asylum ruling

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MDU scrutinising revised guidance for doctors on good medical practice

Responding to today’s announcement that the GMC is seeking views on a revised version of Good medical practice, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) said that it will be scrutinising the significant changes being proposed. The MDU, the UK’s leading medical defence organisation, explained that regulations must be compatible with the realities of doctors’ working lives and… Read more »

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BASC expels member for wildlife crime and firearms offences

BASC, the UK’s largest shooting and conservation organisation, has expelled for life a member convicted of wildlife crime and firearms offences. Expulsion from BASC involves the loss of shooting insurance, on which the ability to shoot may depend, and other benefits of membership. The member from Nottinghamshire pleaded guilty to unlawfully trapping and beating to… Read more »

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Previous justice secretary Chris Grayling insisted there was no prison crisis

Prison crisis revealed: Official stats show murder and assault at ten-year high

Shocking new government figures have revealed the full extent of the prison crisis hitting England and Wales’, with murders, self-harm and assaults at a ten-year high.

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The Home Office system for processing asylum seekers will have to be completely reappraised following the ruling

Home Office in turmoil following asylum ruling

The government’s asylum processing system was in disarray today after a legal ruling forced it to completely reappraise how it evaluates the claims of those seeking safety in the UK.

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