Law
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‘Adults at risk’ policy fundamentally weakens protections for vulnerable victims, says charity
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Couriers working for The Doctors Laboratory, which provides services for the NHS, say they get no holiday or sick pay
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Manchester prison officers tell of staffing issues and long periods in cells at time of Stuart Horner’s 60-hour protest
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Report says inspectors witnessed staff struggling to maintain control at Oakhill secure training centre near Milton Keynes
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‘Robot lawyer’ DoNotPay is giving free legal aid to refugees seeking asylum in US and Canada, and asylum support in UK
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We talk to voters in minister for Brexit David Davis’ pro-leave Yorkshire seat and Keir Starmer’s overwhelmingly remain north London constituency
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Vitaly Milonov says film’s release in Russia should be cancelled on basis that it promotes ‘perverted sexual relations’
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Almost 300 claims against staff have been made in six years, but victims and lawyers say those are just tip of iceberg
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Critics say the authorities are attempting to bury the truth amid claims of national security concerns
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Cair official says questionnaire handed out during preparations for annual Muslim Day contained ‘stupid, Islamophobic, hateful bigoted questions’
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Drivers who deliver for M&S, John Lewis, Amazon and others say they sometimes force themselves to work when ill
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Victims meant to be exempt from two-child limit, but with weeks to launch no systems are in place, claims SNP politician
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Bayerische Landesbank claims to own The Colourful Life, but Jewish art collector’s heirs say it belongs to them
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Specialists from Great Ormond Street hospital believe life support should be withdrawn from seven-month-old Charlie Gard
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Detaining juveniles in overcrowded conditions, where there is little scope for learning or rehabilitation, may be contributing to violence in Brazilian society
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English Bridge Union hopes to qualify for tax relief given to sports on grounds that it provides mental health benefits to participants
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The Guardian among outlets to report on alleged torture of lawyer Xie Yang, which sparked Beijing’s Trump-style rebuke
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