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"Let's face it, Chris Grayling has shown his true colours with this policy" Read all about it Prison book ban: The questions Chris Grayling must answer Last night, Chris Grayling wrote a piece for Politics.co.uk defending his ban on prisoners being sent books. Today, we highlight the questions raised by his response. Comment: Grayling has shown his true colours with prison book ban The justice secretary has given up on drug-free wings, but he's pushing book-free wings 'No backing from any quarter': Grayling in crisis Justice secretary barely keeps his head above water as he's hit by multiple crises Comment: The ban on sending prisoners books is part of my rehabilitation revolution Offenders need to behave well if they are to earn privileges Prison book ban: Grayling hits back at critics Justice secretary hits out at critics of decision to ban prisoners receiving books, saying the rule is necessary to improve rehabilitation rates Comment: Why has Grayling banned prisoners being sent books? The justice secretary's decision to punish reading is as nasty as it is bizarre	Advertise your job vacancies here RSPCA rescue cat helps make sure diabetic owner is feline fine A rescue cat left dumped in a box outside a shop has proved to be the purrrrrrfect pet by raising the alarm when her young owner’s blood sugar levels dip to dangerous levels. Government’s zero hours proposals fail to protect low paid workers Responding to the Government’s proposal to outlaw ‘exclusivity’, the LITRG argues that proposals fail to grasp what is actually needed to bring sustainable protection for low paid workers on zero hour contracts. 3M Appoints Spandex as Master Distributor for Architectural Finishes Next day availability on more than 500 patterns, ideal for shop fitting, interior decoration and refurbishment projects. Expectant elephant speared in Amboseli In what may be one of the saddest incidences of poaching in recent times, an expectant elephant has been speared to death within the Amboseli ecosystem. Disability charity publishes Easy Read summary of 2014 Budget The national disability charity, United Response, has published an easy read summary of last Wednesday’s budget speech. 'Take action to stamp out racism' says NASUWT on World Anti-Racism Day The NASUWT is challenging government administrations across the UK to demonstrate stronger leadership and to take action to stamp out racism.

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