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Longevity think tank Phoenix Insights, part of Phoenix Group, is today calling for the Government to reinvest up to £1billion of the potential savings that will come about if it raises the state pension age again, to support those most negatively impacted by a rise. The last rise in state pension age did not simply… Read more »
Changes to the GMC’s core guidance for doctors could lead to more regulatory investigations, the MDU warned today. The GMC is currently consulting on a new version of Good Medical Practice including widening the scope of the standards against which all doctors will be judged. Setting these standards is a key function of the GMC. By clearly… Read more »
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By politics.co.uk staff All migrants planning on joining their British partner in the UK will be forced to sit language exams, it has been announced. The plans, due to be announced by home secretary Theresa May today, are due to come into force from Autumn 2010 and will apply to all non-European partners, including spouses,… Read more »
By Ian Dunt Those receiving legal aid during asylum processes are in danger of being deprived of justice due to a slow and convoluted government payment system, a new report suggests. ‘Justice at Risk: quality and value for money in asylum legal aid’, a new report by Refugee and Migrant Justice (RMJ) written by academics… Read more »
