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"A tragedy in the making" SNP surge An SNP landslide could save the Union By increasing Scottish influence in Westminster, an SNP landslide would prove the Union works Labour set to lose almost all their seats in Scotland Forced marriage How fear of racism meant forced marriage went unchallenged in Britain "It was his choice to have the children," victim Faizah remembered. "I didn't want what came with marriage but I had to do it. He first raised his hand to me just after I gave birth." Smoking in prison If they ban smoking in prison, the MoJ will have riots on its hands A new legal judgement could force prisons to stamp out smoking - a lead to disorder among the 80% of inmates who'll be affected Lib Dem split Is Lynne Featherstone on the same page as Nick Clegg on drug policy? Nick Clegg's woman in the Home Office does not appear to have got the memo about drug policy Boris rises Comment: Can anything stop Boris now? Boris has turned from controversial buffoon to something approaching an elder statesman. Can anything stop him getting to Downing Street? Kippers Women spies should stick to changing nappies says Ukip MEP Comments follow calls for greater recruitment of women in the security services TV debates Comment: Cameron has seriously dropped the ball on the TV debates Whether he was going to do them or now, Cameron should never have let the row over the TV debates take place so publicly Broadcasters must hold firm - TV debates aren't Cameron's to turn down Cameron won't debate because he has no record to defend	Advertise your job vacancies here New NHS obligation to provide equal pastoral care to non-religious in England With the publication today of new national guidance, NHS bodies in England will be obliged for the first time to provide pastoral support and care to non-religious people on the same basis as chaplaincy is provided to the religious. Prime Minister backs shooting The chairman of BASC, Alan Jarrett, has written to political party leaders in advance of the election thanking them for their support for shooting and asking them to confirm their commitment to evidence-based policy and principles of better regulation. Welcome relief for low income savers but watch out for Gift Aid ‘sting-in-the-tail’, says charity Savers on low incomes are eligible for extra tax relief from this April. The Government has announced that there will be no tax on savings income of up to £5,000 above the personal allowance. Early study into how certain breast cancer grows and spreads Rachel Rawson: 'Knowing more about this type of breast cancer is essential and it could one day allow oncologists to tailor treatment to individuals. This could mean a better chance of survival for these patients'. NASUWT comments on announcement on child safeguarding Chris Keates: 'No one can fail but to be shocked by the horrific abuse of young girls revealed by recent investigations, including the Report today on Oxfordshire'.

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