Hate and intimidation ‘everyday reality’ for LGBT people
Some gay people in sleepy villages and rural towns are being relentlessly bullied because of their sexuality – leaving some too scared to leave the house, an expert has warned.
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Poorest at mercy of ‘dysfunctional’ justice system
Michael Gove will launch a stinging attack on the “two-nation” justice system that allows the wealthy to enjoy “gold standard” services while “badly” failing many victims of crime. The poorest
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Support for drug and drink bereaved families often poor
Relatives of people who have died from drugs or alcohol often receive poor support following their bereavement, which can exacerbate their grief, according to research. Their grief can also be
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Review to explore why children in care often end up in justice system
A review into why children in care are more likely to end up in the criminal justice system has been launched, aimed at stopping the “depressing route from care to
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Crime victims waiting longer than at any time in last 15 years for trial
Serious criminal cases are taking longer to process than at any point in the last 15 years, according to research by a victims’ charity. The analysis of Ministry of Justice
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New immigration rules will ’cause chaos’ for healthcare recruitment
New immigration rules that mean migrants must be earning £35,000 or more to stay in the UK after six years will cost millions of pounds to the NHS and compromise
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PM to defend welfare cuts as Burnham brands delays ‘disgraceful’
David Cameron is to mount a staunch defence of the Government’s welfare curbs, insisting they are at the heart of his drive to create a fairer Britain. Setting out his
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Deportation of nurses will cost millions and endanger safety, RCN
Nurses from across the country have opposed Government plans to deport migrant workers which is feared will cost the NHS millions of pounds in recruitment and training costs and compromise
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Cameron hits back at RCN over deportation and recruitment crisis
David Cameron has clashed with nursing leaders over claims that the profession faces a recruitment crisis. The outgoing chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Dr Peter Carter
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Tens of thousands expected at major anti-austerity protests
The Government will today face its first big public protests since being elected when politicians, union leaders and celebrities join thousands of people on demonstrations against austerity, spending cuts and
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