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Inside Westminster's history of contested monuments

Inside Westminster's history of contested monuments

30 Jul Culture

Oliver Cromwell as a regicide was originally absent from the line of statues of former rulers within the Palace. Walking around Parliament should remind us that arguments about our country’s history have a long history themselves.

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05 Aug

GGF issues key guidance for chemical importers

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05 Aug

Medicines Discovery Catapult relaunches Wolfson Radiochemistry facility in Manchester

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05 Aug

Former Defence Minister Warns Of Inevitable Terrorist Attack In Britain After Troops Leave Afghanistan

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05 Aug

CIOB publishes ‘managing temporary works’ technical information sheet

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05 Aug

Government Plans To Sign Off Australia Trade Deal At COP26

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05 Aug

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05 Aug

After the Global Education Summit, UK aid needs a smarter strategy

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Ken Clarke’s tin-eared approach shows why the infected blood inquiry is needed 40 years on

Ken Clarke’s tin-eared approach shows why the infected blood inquiry is needed 40 years on

02 Aug Health

Robotics and AI are speeding up our nuclear clean up mission

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Robotics and AI are speeding up our nuclear clean up mission

23 Jul Energy

Vaccine misinformation is a virus unto itself and it's costing lives

Vaccine misinformation is a virus unto itself and it's costing lives

02 Aug Coronavirus

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Installing buffer zones around abortion clinics would be a direct threat to civil liberties

29 Jul Social affairs

Installing buffer zones around abortion clinics would be a direct threat to civil liberties

If ever passed, a law introducing buffer zones would set a dangerous and unjust precedent for restrictions on other opinions that may challenge the perceived status quo at any given time.

Without protections, spy law reform will criminalise journalists and civil servants

28 Jul Home affairs

Without protections, spy law reform will criminalise journalists and civil servants

Without a general public interest defence, the law lacks a vital safety valve to ensure that governmental secrecy is not abused to cover up serious wrongdoing.

Maths deserves to be included in the name of the Science and Technology Committee

28 Jul Economy

Maths deserves to be included in the name of the Science and Technology Committee

Maths matters. Even its most pure parts have a habit of throwing up answers to some of our most pressing practical questions.

To stop the culture wars, learn from gay rights

28 Jul Culture

To stop the culture wars, learn from gay rights

In dousing the flames of the culture wars, our leaders would do well to look to the push for gay equality and to learn from it how to better live up to the public’s expectations about navigating cultural change in Britain today.

Windrush victims are being failed again by flawed compensation scheme

27 Jul Home affairs

Windrush victims are being failed again by flawed compensation scheme

Not only was the Windrush compensation scheme complex and difficult for claimants but the Home Office did not provide the necessary resources to manage it.

Skills and Post-16 Education Bill is a golden opportunity for the UK to lead the way on road to net zero

27 Jul Environment

Skills and Post-16 Education Bill is a golden opportunity for the UK to lead the way on road to net zero

The Prime Minister has said that the government’s new skills and education bill will be the “rocket fuel” for job creation and economic recovery, but it won’t succeed in its mission unless it recognises the challenges and opportunities of climate change.

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