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| "He is performing at the peak of his intellectual capacity" A decaying prison systemWhy private prisons don't work The data is clear: private prisons cost more and achieve less. So why don't we bring them into public ownership? Even the MoJ admits it: The prison system under Grayling is falling apart While Grayling makes speeches about trade unions, his own department admits he is failing on a massive scale Prison book ban: Grayling faces flood of books as campaigners step up protestThe Harper rowHarper gets his way: Minister's cleaner is deported Isabella Acevedo taken from her room just after midnight and flown out the country A solitary political life: What it's like to be the sole Green on a Labour council Can one person really hold a council to account? | Payroll admin burden on small businesses a drag on UK plcThe Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) is calling for a permanent relaxation of PAYE reporting requirements for small employers. RSPCA strives to reduce dog bite risk for childrenCharity launches campaign to keep kids safe and dogs happy. Government forced to release briefingsGovernment forced to release briefings expressing serious concerns about racism and bullying in independent Steiner schools after losing Information Tribunal case against BHA. Driverless cars have huge potentialPaula Marie Brown, Head of Transport at the IET, comments: “Driverless cars have huge potential to transform the UK's transport network. They could improve safety, reduce congestion and lower emissions, particularly CO2. Appointment of the new chair of OfstedDavid Hoare has been appointed to the role. IET Skills SurveyDemand for engineers remains high but employers struggle to find staff. |
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