Friday, 15 August 2014

Children, dying, behind bars - politics.co.uk

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"Not enough has changed at HMYOI Hindley, two-and-a-half years on from my son dying."

Children, dying, behind bars

Assault, suicide and neglect: The reality of children behind bars

HMYOI Hindley saw 251 reports of bullying and 167 incidents of self-harm in six months

"Not enough has changed at HMYOI Hindley, two-and-a-half years on from my son dying."

Comment: How many more tragic deaths of children in custody?

16 children have died in custody since the youth justice board was established in 2000.

There are many lessons still to be learnt about the treatment of vulnerable youths in state custody.

Grayling's privatisation system comes apart at the seams

#indyref

Scottish independence: Celebrity deathmatch

JK Rowling casting a pro-union light over Edinburgh Castle

All the coolest celebrities support the 'Yes' campaign in the Scottish independence referendum.

Scottish independence: 'Dishonest' Salmond hurting yes campaign

Alex Salmond was judged to be 'ambitious', Nicola Sturgeon 'strong'

Alex Salmond is perceived as "dishonest" by women voters, a poll out today has revealed.

Why are women so against Scottish independence?

Woman banned from keeping animals for life after leaving her cat to die

Amy Cattigan (01/02/1994) of Hollyfield, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, has been banned from keeping animals for life after she admitted neglecting her pet cat.

Government restricts Liechtenstein route for tax disclosure

The UK Government has acted to restrict the situations where taxpayers can use a government agreement with Liechtenstein to get a more generous settlement from HMRC.

Lack of females studying maths and physics at A-level a worry say engineers

Today’s publication of exam results in the UK reveals a continuing lack of students, particularly females, taking maths and physics at A-level.

Voice's statement on A-level results

Ian Toone: "GCE A level students and their teachers are especially congratulated on this year’s results, which reflect high standards of teaching and learning in the face of Government interference designed to make A levels more demanding".

Mortgage areas and possessions decline again

Mortgage arrears and possessions continued to fall in the second quarter of 2014, according to data published today by the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

New cuts data provides yet more evidence that our mental health system is at breaking point, says charity

An investigation by Health Service Journal has exposed widespread reductions in NHS mental health spending.

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