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"It's become a pestilence; it's become a poison in our political system" Asylum G4S and Serco heavily criticised for asylum housing conditions G4S and Serco have been heavily criticised by the National Audit Office for underperforming on a £620m deal to house asylum seekers. Drugs Comment: The Home Office admits it has no idea if the war on drugs is working They spend billions a year fighting drugs, but now even the Home Office admits it has no idea if it's made any difference. A very stormy Lords debate Lords prepare to kill off EU referendum bill The EU referendum bill looks set to be killed off in the Lords, after over 70 peers signed up to speak in the debate. Ukip Is it fair to call Ukip a far-right party? For some reason, I'm getting into a bit of trouble from some people who support the far-right party Ukip.	Advertise your job vacancies here The coalition has trivialised the importance of health and safety NASUWT comments on Triennial Review of the Health and Safety Executive. Flooding presents critical long-term issues for our national infrastructure Prof Will Stewart from the IET comments on what floods tell us about the national infrastructure. BSIA members to fly the flag for the Best of British security solutions at Intersec 2014 BSIA members to demonstrate their latest state-of-the-art security innovations to visitors at the forthcoming Intersec 2014 show in Dubai. Voice Scotland welcomes £3.5 million for childcare training after meeting minister Voice welcomes £3.5milion funding package for childcare workforce development announced by the Scottish Government, after meeting Michael Russell. Country Land Association backs Owen Paterson's pledges on red tape, biotech and BTB The CLA today backed Environment Secretary Owen Paterson’s pledges to slash £1billion of the red tape suffered by farmers, eradicate bTB and support biotech crops.

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