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"It's high time for a rethink." Clegg calls for drug law reform The Sun backs calls for relaxation of drugs laws Newspaper endorses calls by Nick Clegg for a radical rethink of the law In other news Ken Clarke: Germany 'no longer a place to bomb' Even self-confessed grumpy old men like Ken Clarke don't think the best policy towards Germany is as a "place to bomb". Toddler 'extremism' to be tackled by new education secretary Nurseries to be instructed to teach 'fundamental British values' to children. The evidence that Israel deliberately targeted hospitals and ambulances Amnesty International publishes evidence that Israeli Defence Forces specifically targeted hospitals, health workers and ambulance personnel during the attack on Gaza Boris Who will replace Boris Johnson as the next Mayor of London? First look at the runners and riders for the 2016 Mayoral election. Tories should be careful what they wish for as Boris returns to parliament Johnson's only obvious political principle is belief in his own advancement. The story of Glen Parva prison Suicide, assault and despair: The story of Glen Parva prison More evidence that young offenders' institutes do more harm than good	Advertise your job vacancies here Oxford hosts world’s largest gathering of free speech campaigners 1000 humanist activists from 67 countries meet at World Humanist Congress. Kadcyla's rejection from NHS access Emma Pennery, Clinical Director at Breast Cancer Care says: “Kadcyla being rejected from routine NHS access will come as another devastating blow to women with HER-2 positive advanced breast cancer, denying them the chance of a longer and much better quality of life". Chemical Industry says European Union regulation proposal aimed at adding understanding would confuse an already clear situation CIA has questioned a new European Union proposal on a register for Nanomaterials. NASUWT comments on Institute of Education report into free schools “The findings of this Report come as no surprise. The Institute of Education is not the first organisation to draw attention to these concerns. For example, this report echoes many of the findings of the Academies Commission". PAYE shift to digital will disadvantage vulnerable taxpayers, say tax charity The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has criticised the Government’s planned changes to how and when HMRC notify taxpayers if their PAYE tax code changes. Boeing partners with South African Airways to turn new tobacco plant into jet fuel Hybrid tobacco from SkyNRG will make sustainable aviation biofuel, not cigarettes: pioneering project supports aviation's environmental goals and public health.

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