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| "This bonfire of books looks less like an April Fool than pure spite" Happy birthday Mr GraylingDenied justice: Domestic abuse victims forced to stay in relationship Victims of domestic abuse forced to stay with their partner due to cuts to legal aid, damning new finding suggests Grayling faces legal threat over prisoner book ban Chris Grayling warned that he could face legal proceedings over the prisoner book ban, as the campaign against the policy escalates Happy birthday justice secretary: Campaigners prepare book present for Grayling Chris Grayling to be given dozens of books for his birthday, as campaigners try to embarrass him over the prisoner book ban Crisis of justice: Probation staff and solicitors go on joint strike Joint strike by probation staff and solicitors brings parts of the justice system to a standstill, as Chris Grayling faces his latest crisis Euro qualifiersWhy you can afford to ignore the European elections No matter how well they do next month, Ukip's support will dwindle by the general election, research suggests Can't get with khatLabour can stop the khat ban this afternoon - but will it? Labour can bring Theresa May's illogical ban screeching to a halt today. But we still don't know which way it'll vote. Comment & AnalysisComment: The medieval punishment of Syria continues, ignored by the world Tens of thousands are enduring total collective imprisonment under pain of death and yet Westminster still has no sense of urgency Comment: Facts – not emotions – will win the immigration debate Those of us who want to win the debate on immigration need to get the facts right, not just appeal to the heart | Government extends requirement to teach evolution and banning of pseudoscience to future AcademiesThe Government has revised the single Academies model funding agreement to bring it in line with the Free Schools model funding agreement in preventing Academies from teaching pseudoscience and to require the teaching of evolution. RSPCA hopes excitement will be the only thing whipped up at AintreeThe RSPCA recognises the role of jockeys in helping to make the 2013 Grand National a success and hopes that this year’s race will also end without serious injury or fatalities. BHA welcomes leading exam board OCR’s u-turn in policy of opposition to blacking out exam questionsThe British Humanist Association (BHA) has welcomed the leading exam board Oxford, Cambridge and RSA’s ( OCR) decision that schools should not be permitted to redact exam questions. World Court: Japan’s ‘scientific’ whaling is illegal and must endDelivering its judgment on Australia’s case against Japan, the ICJ today found that Japan’s Southern Ocean whale hunt was illegal under international law. Boeing, Ryanair showcase strong, colourful partnershipAirline unveils specially painted Next-Generation 737-800 featuring Boeing, Ryanair colours. House sellers and mid-year migrants benefit from CIOT-proposed Finance Bill changesRepresentations by CIOT have led to amendments to the draft legislation for the 2014 Finance Bill for the capital gains tax (CGT) private residence relief final period exemption and the split year rules under the Statutory Residence Test. Censoring exam questions ‘has successfully been in place within the Charedi schools throughout England for many years’Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls School in Hackney said that the system of censoring exam questions has to date has never posed a problem with the Examination Boards. |
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