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"It is right that this issue of policy should be decided by parliament and not interfered with by the Strasbourg court, because frankly this has got nothing to do with human rights." Life means life Judges defy Strasbourg over life sentences A panel of five judges have defied the European court of human rights (ECHR) by backing whole-life sentences. Reforming politics Speaker takes on the PMQs 'wall of noise' John Bercow declarwa war on the "orchestrated barracking" of prime minister's questions Stop and search Labour tries to split Tory party with stop-and-search reform Labour offers cross-party cooperation with Theresa May in her bid to reform police stop-and-search, as it tries to drive a wedge between the home secretary and the prime minister Comment picks Comment: Prince William should wake up to his double standards on animal protection The Duke of Cambridge reportedly wants to get rid of Buckingham Palace's ivory - but what about the wild boar he recently shot? Comment: Here's the answer to increasing voter turnout If we want MPs who actually represent of the views of the general public, not the fanciful, extreme or dangerous, then it is in all our interests to increase youth turnout at the polls Comment: The inside story of how our student union censored atheist posters Last week, London Southbank student union apologised for censoring the atheist society's posters. Here, society president Cloe Ansari tells us her side of the story. And finally... Hague's new challenge: Helping England fans not get lost in Brazil "The British people are more or less incapable of looking after themselves abroad, so we have institutionalised a way of looking after them."	Advertise your job vacancies here Voice reacts angrily to Michael Gove's "deprofessionalising" Government and STRB deprofessionalising teachers and early years professionals. Number of animals rescued by RSPCA from floods doubles in just three days The RSPCA has released the latest rescue figures for flood stricken Britain - with almost 400 animals saved since Monday. International summit on illegal trade begins in London Strong measures sought to protect elephants, rhinos, tigers and other threatened species from poaching. Celebrating 9 years of hunt ban with facts and myths Charities mark success of Hunting Act most successful piece of wild animal legislation. Extra tax support from HMRC welcome - but difficulties must be resolved LITRG welcomes new HMRC service for taxpayers who need extra support but concerns remain. Flood weather wreaks havoc on nation’s animals The RSPCA has been flooded with calls from the people concerned about animals caught up in the recent weather.

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