02 April 2007
Acas finds name calling, threats and bullying in discrimination cases for sexual orientation and religion or belief
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Acas News - national
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Today, Acas presented their research results on the impact of the Sexual Orientation Regulations and the Religion or Belief Regulations 2003. Since both sets of the regulations came into force, findings show that...
Monthly creutzfeldt jakob disease statistics - published 02/04/2007
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Department of Health News - national
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The Department of Health is today issuing the latest information about the numbers of known cases of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. This includes cases of variant Creutzfeldt Jakob disease (vCJD) - the form of the disease...
Appointment of uk president of the financial action task force
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Treasury News - national
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, today announced that he has appointed James Sassoon to act as President of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) for a 12-month period beginning July 2007. The UK ...
'...Abolish Numberplates Bearing the EU Flag' -- Christian Cox
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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As a eurosceptic I do not like the fact that new numberplates bear the EU...
Question the minister about the world of work
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Number 10 » News Stories
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Make sure you take part in our webchat with minister Jim Fitzpatrick next week.
PM marks Falklands conflict by meeting heroes
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Number 10 » News Stories
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Tony Blair visited HMS Liverpool at Rosyth to honour nine veterans from across Scotland who fought in the Falkland Islands.
Views sought on societal risk
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Health and Safety Executive News - national
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has today, on behalf of Government, published a consultation document, seeking views on how best to deal with societal risk around non-nuclear major hazard sites.
Cdm regulations come in to force
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Health and Safety Executive News - national
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Following extensive consultation with the construction industry, the new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 (CDM 2007) come in to force on Friday 6 April 2007. Making it easier for duty holders...
Mod awards hms gloucester overhaul contract to rosyth
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Ministry of Defence News - national
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The Type 42 destroyer HMS Gloucester is to undergo improvements and essential maintenance under a contract agreed with Babcock Support Services Limited (BSSL) at Rosyth, the Ministry of Defence announced today.
Oft encourages home buyers to look out for estate agents displaying its approved code logo
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Office of Fair Trading News - national
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As Codes Awareness Month draws to an end, the OFT is encouraging home buyers to look for estate agents who display the OFT Approved code logo. Independent research shows that customers of businesses that are members...
Introduction of prosecutor charging
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Revenue and Customs Prosecution Office News - national
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Prosecutor charging will be extended to all cases investigated by HM Revenue and Customs from 3rd April 2007. From this date, Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office prosecutors will decide what and whether criminal...
Rcpo landmark case - the first ever use of immunity powers under socpa
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Revenue and Customs Prosecution Office News - national
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A millionaire gambler was found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court today, for his role in the most sophisticated and successful global cocaine smuggling operation ever to target Britain.
New disciplinary powers lay down the law for school trouble makers
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Department for Education And Skills News - national
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Tough new powers giving teachers' clear and unequivocal authority to discipline badly behaved pupils become law this week.
Head of drugs gang convicted
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HM Revenue & Customs News - national
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BRIAN BRENDON WRIGHT GUILTY OF COCAINE SMUGGLING
'...tenpencetax' -- Pauline Shacklady
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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The removal of the 10p Tax band will adversley affect the low paid and...
'...Give Alan Robson a Knighthood.' -- Carl Murray
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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Alan Robson mbe of Metro radios nightowls programme is a true legend and...
'...re-check addresses for speeding fines' -- yvette mcnulty
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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To ask for re-checks on personal details attached to number plates when...
'...Cap taxation to 35% of GDP.' -- John Henry Tyler
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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Tax raised by government to be capped at 35% of the UK GDP. Where government...
'...criminilize all con-artists' -- evelyn white
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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Con artists are now befriending, living with & marrying in order to steal...
'...keep byways open to vehicles' -- Keith Knights
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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Please keep byways open to vehicles as alot of them have alot of historic...
Iran
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Downing Street Says
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Asked what actions the Government was going to take this week on the Iran hostages, the PMOS replied that the Iranians knew our position. They knew that stage-managed TV appearances were not going to affect that...
Pensions
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Downing Street Says
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Put that Adair Turner, former Director-General of the CBI, had told the BBC that it was completely untrue to suggest that publicly or privately, he was responsible for any lobbying that took place in 1997, yet Ed...
Morning press briefing from 2 April 2007
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Number 10 » News Stories
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Press briefing from the Prime Minister's Official Spokesman on: Pensions and Iran
New impact assessments will increase transparency and improve regulation
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Cabinet Office News - national
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Cabinet Office Minister Pat McFadden today announced a new Impact Assessment (IA) process to ensure that all new regulation is necessary and carried out with minimum burdens. This improves on the previous Regulatory...
Construction sector plans will cut fly tipping and landfill
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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Proposals for reducing the 109 million tones of waste produced by the UK construction industry every year were published today for consultation.
New report published on links between air quality and climate change
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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More consideration must be given to the links between climate change and air quality pollutants, according to a new report published by the Air Quality Expert Group (AQEG) today.
Reappointment to the environment agency board
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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Climate Change and Environment Minister Ian Pearson announced today the reappointment of Kay Twitchen as a part-time non-executive member of the Environment Agency Board. The appointment is for three years.
The island of sark gains new status as a wetland of international importance
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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An area of Sark, the smallest of the Channel Islands, has for the first time been recognised as a Wetland of International Importance under the international Ramsar Convention.
£7 millon funding for darwin initiative projects
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Department for Environment, Food And Rural Affairs News - national
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A total of £7million has been awarded to fund a range of international projects through the Darwin Initiative in 2007/08, Minister for Biodiversity, Barry Gardiner announced today.
Health minister celebrates caribbean contribution to nhs
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Department of Health News - national
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Rosie Winterton thanks Caribbean staff for vital role in founding years of NHS
£32 million for cities to tackle worklessness - hutton
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Department for Work and Pensions News - national
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Fifteen areas across Britain will be given £32 million in a groundbreaking scheme to give local areas more control over plans to tackle worklessness, Work and Pensions Secretary John Hutton announced today...
Tackling sexual violence - giving victims more support
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Home Office News - national
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The Government today outlined how it will further support for victims of sexual violence through better support facilities and improving the response from the justice system to such crimes.
Government response to advisory council on misuse of drugs report on drug facilitated sexual assault
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Home Office News - national
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We welcome this report which makes a series of useful recommendations for Government and the police about tackling drugs and alcohol in sexual assault.
Minister launches one stop shop to support uk armed forces
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Ministry of Defence News - national
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Defence Minister Lord Drayson today launched a new organisation, called Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), that will equip and support our armed forces for operations.
Exploring the Social Impacts of Flood Risk and Flooding in Scotland - Research Findings
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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This report presents the findings of a social research project, the aim of which was to assess the range of impacts that experience of recent flooding in Scotland has had on people, their attitudes and behaviours...
Exploring the Social Impacts of Flood Risk and Flooding in Scotland
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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This report presents the findings of a social research project, the aim of which was to assess the range of impacts that experience of recent flooding in Scotland has had on people, their attitudes and behaviours...
Ruth kelly announces support to create more quality part-time jobs for women
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Department for Communities and Local Government News - national
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Ruth Kelly, Minister for Women, stepped up efforts to reduce the gender pay gap today by awarding nearly half a million pounds to a range of organisations to create more quality part time jobs at senior level.
Ceop scoops top film awards
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Child Exploitation And Online Protection Centre (CEOP) News - national
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The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre has scooped gold, silver and bronze awards at the prestigious International Video and Communication Awards (IVCA).
Easter weekend forecast
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Met Office News - national
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The Easter weekend is often the first chance to 'get-away' for the season and many people will be hoping for some fine weather over the holiday period.
'...Award Peter Alliss a Knighthood' -- Peter K W Stebbings
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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I wish to petition the prime minister to award Peter Alliss a Knighthood...
'...reinstate the county of Lancashire' -- Joshua Hesketh
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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We want to see the original county of Lancashire from Furness in the north...
National job search engine launched on digital tv
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Department for Work and Pensions News - national
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A new digital TV service will offer viewers the opportunity to view thousands of job vacancies at the touch of a button.
Tightening the law on child sex abuse images
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Home Office News - national
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The Government today launches a consultation that will seek to tighten legislation on computer generated child abuse images.
Drug facilitated sexual assault
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Home Office News - national
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Drug facilitated sexual assault (DFSA), including rapes in which drugs are mixed with alcohol, is a significant problem, the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) said today.
Department for tansport and civil aviation authority announce consultation on reform of atol bonding
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Department for Transport News - national
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The Department for Transport (DfT) and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) have today launched a consultation to seek views on options to reform ATOL bonding.
Ladyman favours local resident discounts for dartford crossing
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Department for Transport News - national
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Local residents who use the Dartford Crossing may be in line for discounts Transport Minister Dr Stephen Ladyman announced today.
New appointments to hmcs board
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HM Courts Service News - national
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Four new non-executive members take up their positions on the HMCS Board today. Each non-executive board member has been appointed for three years.
'...Ban Online Gambling In The UK' -- Wesley Kinsella
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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I wish that the Goverment would ban online gambling websites like JackpotJoy...
Easter getaway - highways agency suspends or completes over half of all major roadworks on english motorways and trunk a-roads
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Highways Agency News - national
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Over half of all major roadworks have been completed or suspended on motorways and major A-roads in England for the Easter holiday, the Highways Agency said today.
An Analysis of Minority Indigenous Sports in Scotland
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The Scottish Government Publications - Latest
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This study was commissioned to assess the current contribution, impact and future potential of Scottish indigenous sports that currently have no established regime or existing public sector funding, and have relatively...
'...Address the cost of teaching resources' -- J Richards
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Number 10 E-Petitions - New Petitions
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The TSO provides excellent resoruces for the nations' schools and colleges...
2012 cultural olympiad moves up a gear as plans to create regional 'creative programmers' are unveiled
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Bank of England News - national
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A network of experienced regional reps is to be set up to move forward Government plans for an inspiring Cultural Olympiad in the run-up to the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, Culture Minister David Lammy...
Helping patients to take control of long-term illnesses
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Department of Health News - national
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PCTs able to commission self-management courses for people with long-term conditions
25th anniversary of invasion of falklands: statement by foreign secretary
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office News - national
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"2nd April marks the 25th anniversary of the Argentine invasion of the Falklands. The resulting loss of life on both sides is a source of continuing regret.
Foreign secretary condemns recent beatings and arrests in zimbabwe
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Foreign and Commonwealth Office News - national
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Following the arrest and beatings of nine members of the opposition and from civil society, the Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett said:
Border and immigration agency goes live
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Home Office News - national
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Six regional directors have been appointed to the new Border and Immigration Agency (BIA), which goes live today, the Home Office has announced.
Soca success - one year on
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Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) News - national
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Removing Class A drugs from the streets, establishing international communications networks to monitor 'Mr Bigs' and preventing mass fraud have all been key achievements of the first year's operation of the Serious...
Rcpo exceeds target for confiscation of criminal assets
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Revenue and Customs Prosecution Office News - national
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The Asset Forfeiture Division of the Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office has exceeded its 2006/07 target for the recovery of criminal assets. More than £23 million pounds has been seized so far from...