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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Badger cull ‘not legal or scientific’, high court will hear
Badger Trust to make high court challenge to planned cull, and argue that NFU had ‘undue influence’ on government’s decision Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Agriculture, Animals, Article, Badgers, Damian Carrington, Environment, Farming, Law, Main section, News, Rural affairs, Science, The Guardian, UK news, Wildlife, World news
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Government set to drop no-fault dismissal plans
Adrian Beecroft’s ‘hire and fire’ law shelved after majority of small businesses fail to get behind it Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Article, Business, Juliette Jowit, Main section, News, Small business, The Guardian, UK news
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Parents’ access rights after divorce enshrined in law
Law will confer right to see children after splitting up, but lawyers warn changes ‘will clog up the courts’ Continue reading
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Tagged Article, Charities, Children, Divorce, Family law, Law, Life and style, Main section, News, Randeep Ramesh, Society, The Guardian, UK news
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Forced marriage to become criminal offence, David Cameron confirms
PM says package of measures will be put in place to ensure criminalisation does not drive problem underground Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Travis, Article, David Cameron, Forced marriage, Main section, News, Politics, The Guardian, Theresa May, UK news
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Olympic Games 2012: police plan pre-emptive arrests to stop disruption
Metropolitan police ready to deploy tactics used to prevent trouble at Notting Hill carnival Continue reading
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Tagged Article, London, Main section, Mark Townsend, Metropolitan police, News, Olympic Games 2012, Police, Sport, The Observer, UK news
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