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The contaminated blood scandal is perhaps one of the last great scandals of the state which hasn't been satisfactorily dealt with

Comment: How the government escaped responsibility for the contaminated blood scandal

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The death of the British far right

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Protesters demonstrate in Madrid in 2011 over reform of collective bargaining. The use of statutory instruments is steadily reducing public influence over British governments.

A war on democracy: How statutory instruments replaced acts of parliament

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Theresa May wants the power to reintroduce internal exile to Britain

Internal exile returns to Britain

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Rounds of depleted uranium shells lined up on USS Missouri

Comment: The MoD’s nonsensical faith in depleted uranium

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Comment: Britain’s betrayal of Syrian refugees

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'Child prostitution' features in 16 pieces of legislation

We’re all to blame for child sexual exploitation

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Gifts and thank you messages from patients provide morale boost to doctors, MDU survey finds

Despite the pressures currently facing the NHS, three quarters of doctors reported receiving gifts and thank you messages from patients, according to a survey by the Medical Defence Union (MDU). The MDU survey of over 400 doctors found that 75% had received a gift or thank you message from a patient over the past year…. Read more »

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BASC given permission to bring judicial review of Defra decision

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has been granted permission by the High Court to bring a judicial review of Defra’s decision to withdraw the general licence (GL43) that allowed the release of gamebirds in certain areas of England. BASC’s ‘Fighting Fund’ is being used to support the High Court challenge. BASC chief executive Ian… Read more »

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Merkel and Cameron's relationship will be tested by his party grouping in the European parliament

The embarrassing link between Cameron and Germany’s anti-Islam movement

As Angela Merkel visits the UK, David Cameron may come to regret his more controversial allies in the European parliament, like Eurosceptic Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), which is in league with the anti-Islamic Pegida (Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West)

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