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"I don't think people should be free to torture each other or beat each other up or abuse them. I think that's not something to feel happy about or to feel tolerant of" Sex and violence? Joan Bakewell: Violence has intruded into sex Modern sex is dominated by a violent tendency which should be criminalised in some cases, Joan Bakewell says In other news... Why is the government fighting measures to protect trafficked children? Theresa May's commitment to ending modern slavery looks paper thin Bercow's big test: Confronting the Miller judgement The scandal that brought down his predecessor has finally caught up with Speaker John Bercow - handing him perhaps his biggest test yet Comment: The Foreign Office prefers Saudi arms deals to human rights Britain is sending a message to the whole Arab world: arms trade profits are more important than the Middle East's aspirations for human rights and democracy Sudden rise in prison suicides amid fears over Grayling's privileges scheme Spike in prison suicides needs to be urgently explained before it turns into a national scandal, chief inspector of prisons warns Why is Jeremy Hunt appealing against his own powers? Health secretary insists he has no power to overrule anti-gay Northern Ireland law, in bizarre legal case.	Advertise your job vacancies here MRSA Action UK urges Departments and Ministers to work together to tackle antimicrobial resistance and promote hand hygiene in schools Following successful work with alocal school and hospital, MRSA Action UK wrote to the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, highlighting just how schemes such as these could be promoted to schools nationally. Boeing, Air New Zealand Unveil Livery of First 787-9 Dreamliner to Deliver The airplane, painted in a distinctive black color scheme, features the iconic official New Zealand Fern Mark. Boeing Delivers First 787 Dreamliner to Kenya Airways Kenyan flag carrier set to add a total of nine Dreamliners to its fleet. Limited Liability Partnerships face new tax rules from next week Lawyers, accountants and other members of LLPs will be subject to new tax rules from April 6th. RSPCA reveals their 'Game of Homes' animal lookalikes They may not have much in common on paper but the characters of the hit TV show Game of Thrones have some unlikely animal doppelgangers. UCAS data reveals engineering and technology course applications on the rise Engineering, technology and computer science-related degrees have seen the greatest rise in UCAS applicants this year, according to new figures. Weather worn puffins ferried home A group of young puffins blown in during the February storms are homeward bound after the RSPCA released the birds off the north coast of Devon today.

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