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"I see with my own eyes a deterioration" The invisible prison minister Chaos in prisons – but the minister goes part time We're facing a prison crisis - so why has the prisons minister position gone part time and unpaid? After shambles at MoJ, Twitter-gaffe MP gets prisons job ... at a department in crisis Comment: Chris Grayling tried to undermine our democracy – and only the courts stopped him It was judges - not parliament - who saved equality under the law from the justice secretary's assault Grayling's 'discriminatory' legal aid test grinds to a halt Thousands of legal documents and residency forms are withdrawn at the last minute, after Chris Grayling's plans to restrict legal aid to long-term British residents was blocked by the high court Devastating blow to Grayling as judges halt his legal aid reform Baptism of fire for Hammond Baptism of fire: Hammond faces twin crises in first days as foreign secretary Phillip Hammond's promotion to foreign secretary is hit by twin crises, as the world is stunned by the shooting down of flight MH17 and Israel's ground invasion of Gaza	Advertise your job vacancies here Major report outlines plan to defuse ‘ticking time bomb of myopic management’ Commission on Management and Leadership issues rallying call for a Better Managed Britain. Sustained law enforcement investigations rather than internet blocks are the best way to tackle internet sex offenders “The arrest of 660 suspected paedophiles by the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the safeguarding of hundreds of vulnerable children is welcome news”. Jail for Birmingham man who kept starving dogs in squalid kennels Bull breed dog and puppies left starving and dehydrated finally find their happy ending thanks to RSPCA. Twelve weeks on from MMR: what happens next? Subtle, but not dramatic – that was our verdict on the impact of the mortgage market review (MMR) when we published our lending data for May. Gymnasts under pressure at higher risk of eating disorders Many elite gymnasts are preoccupied with weight and body shape, with some scoring well above average for eating disorder symptoms, say researchers from Swansea University. Control of Horses Bill welcomed Charities and rural organisations hope it will tackle scourge of ‘fly grazing’.

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