Constitutional Reform
Dental professionals are being warned by the Dental Defence Union (DDU) that the application of tooth jewellery poses an ethical dilemma. The DDU has published a fictional dilemma, based on real cases notified by members, in which a dentist was asked by a patient for his teeth to be made to resemble fangs. The patient was… Read more »
BASC has introduced a new, more flexible way to achieve the Deer Stalking Certificate (DSC1). For those seeking certification but unable to commit to a four-day course, BASC’s new ‘assessment-only’ days offer an efficient alternative, reducing both time and cost. With assessment-only days held at various locations across the UK, participants can take all five… Read more »
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By Alice Cannet The government has pulled a sharp U-turn over its decision to restrain the actions of the committee in charge of overseeing the reform of parliament. Labour ministers had been planning to prevent the committee from examining government business but leader of the house Harriet Harman decided to amend the motion this morning…. Read more »
By Alice Cannet and Ian Dunt The government is creating a “control state” but the Tories will undo much of Lasbour’s authoritarian legislation, David Cameron has said. Speaking at Imperial College, the Conservative leader said his party, if elected, would review the use of stop and search powers, despite defending the police tactic in the… Read more »
