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19 May 2005

Cc holds home credit open meeting
seen at 18:11, 19 May in Competition Commission News - national (Our copy).
The Competition Commission (CC) today held an open meeting in Manchester as part of its inquiry into the home credit industry.   
Publication of equality bill underlines commitment to tackling discrimination
seen at 18:09, 19 May in Department of Trade and Industry News - national (Our copy).
JOINT DTI/DCA NEWS RELEASE   
Oft wins on penalties
seen at 16:13, 19 May in Office of Fair Trading News - national (Our copy).
CAT determines replica kits penalties appeal - total fines over £16m   
The benefits of director leadership on health and safety - hse unveils new case studies at edinburgh business school conference
seen at 16:12, 19 May in Health and Safety Executive News - national (Our copy).
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) today unveiled a second series of case studies that demonstrate the vital role that director leadership has to play health and safety.   
The uk metalworking industry loses millions of pounds each year to underrated diseases
seen at 16:12, 19 May in Health and Safety Executive News - national (Our copy).
The costs to the UK metalworking industry from illnesses like asthma and dermatitis run into many millions of pounds from companies failing to maintain the quality of Metalworking fluids (MWF).   
Patricia hewitt calls for nhs leaders to listen to patients to help improve family health services
seen at 16:09, 19 May in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt called on NHS leaders to kick start a big programme of public engagement in order to shape the future of NHS family health services.   
Cannabis
seen at 16:08, 19 May in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if there might be a Government change of policy on cannabis, the PMOS said the experts were having a preliminary meeting this week, but it would take some time to produce their opinion. Therefore, we would...
Rebate
seen at 16:08, 19 May in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked what the Government's response was to the EU Commission's proposal to freeze the EU rebate, the PMOS replied that unless the journalist had heard something he hadn't, we had not yet received a proposal, so...
EU Referendum
seen at 16:08, 19 May in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked if there were any circumstances with which the British Government would ratify the EU Constitution in any form except with a referendum for the British people, the PMOS said the Prime Minister had made it ...
ID Cards Bill
seen at 16:08, 19 May in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Asked about when the ID Cards Bill might be published, the PMOS said it did take a few days to decide the order and timetable of publications. The PMOS said he believed the Government hoped to reintroduce the bill...
Morning press briefing from 19 May
seen at 16:08, 19 May in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: ID Cards Bill, EU Referendum, Rebate and Cannabis.
Oft welcomes reintroduction of consumer credit bill
seen at 14:12, 19 May in Office of Fair Trading News - national (Our copy).
Today's reintroduction of the Consumer Credit Bill has been welcomed by the OFT.   
Newspaper agreements likely to get green light but magazine agreements likely to need change
seen at 14:12, 19 May in Office of Fair Trading News - national (Our copy).
The OFT today issued, for consultation, its draft opinion on the compatibility with competition law of exclusive distribution arrangements between newspaper and magazine publishers and wholesalers.   
Crown dependencies - appointment of lieutenant governors
seen at 14:10, 19 May in News from Department of Constitutional Affairs - national (Our copy).
The Queen, on the recommendation of the Lord Chancellor, has been pleased to approve the following appointments:   
Consultation launched on licensing facilities treating electrical waste
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national (Our copy).
A consultation has been launched today to look at how treatment facilities dealing with electrical waste can meet tighter permitting controls due to be introduced at the end of this year.   
Natural environment & rural communities bill published
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national (Our copy).
Two new organisations tasked with conserving, enhancing and managing England's valuable natural environment and giving a stronger voice to rural communities would be created under the Natural Environment and Rural...
Defra proposals for a new cattle compensation system - latest
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national (Our copy).
Defra is investigating concerns raised by the farming industry following a consultation on the introduction of a new compensation scheme for four notifiable cattle diseases.   
New chief executive for csip
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
A new chief executive officer has been appointed to lead the Deapartment of Health's Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP).   
Drive to reduce spending on agency staff
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department of Health News - national (Our copy).
A scheme to reduce NHS spending on agency staff was announced today by Health Minister Lord Warner.   
Consumer credit bill
seen at 14:09, 19 May in Department of Trade and Industry News - national (Our copy).
The final stage in the most significant reform of Britain's consumer credit laws in 30 years begins today with the re-introduction of the Government's Consumer Credit Bill.   
'Promoting democracy' at heart of policy, says Straw
seen at 14:08, 19 May in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
The Foreign Secretary has set out the UK's overseas policy priorities. He called for a 'renewed and re-invigorated alliance for freedom' between Europe and the US.
Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act 2004: Report of the Consultation on the Draft Code of Practice, Associated Policy Papers and Draft Regulations
seen at 11:13, 19 May in The Scottish Government Publications - Latest (Our copy).
The report of the consultation on the draft Code of Practice, draft Regulations and policy papers for the Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act 2004.
EU Referendum
seen at 11:08, 19 May in Downing Street Says (Our copy).
Put to him that what Douglas Alexander had said earlier today had seemed to mean that there would "definitely be" a referendum, which seemed slightly different to what he, the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman...
Afternoon press briefing from 18 May
seen at 11:08, 19 May in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
Briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on the EU Referendum.
Firearm Certificates Statistics, Scotland, 2004
seen at 10:13, 19 May in The Scottish Government Publications - Latest (Our copy).
Statistics on the issue of firearms and shotgun certificates, by police force
Environment: Greenhouse Gas Emissions
seen at 10:08, 19 May in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Down since 1990
Economy: Retail Sales
seen at 10:08, 19 May in Latest UK National Statistics releases (Our copy).
Growth still lower than first half of last year
'Promoting democracy' at heart of policy, says Straw
seen at 10:08, 19 May in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
The Foreign Secretary has set out the UK's policy priorities during a speech in the United States.
London 2012 bid ready to 'hit the ground running'
seen at 09:08, 19 May in Number 10 » News Stories (Our copy).
A special London Olympics Bill announced in this week's Queen's Speech has paved the way for the Games to be launched in the capital.