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A new tax-free savings account for children is to be introduced as some compensation for the loss of Child Trust Fund contributions. A spokesman for the Treasury said the new account would be available by Autumn 2011.

Police are being paid in overtime for answering the telephone once their shift has finished, it has been revealed.

David Hanson, the policing minister, faces criticism over a series of case studies which allegedly "overstated the case" for keeping innocent people's details on the DNA database for six years under proposals in the Crime and Security Bill

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