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The home secretary plans to "look again" at how much is revealed by job applicants.
During a rare moment of downtime, I start to catch up on my 23 crime reports. But being a detective is being constantly thwarted: 10 minutes later I'm in an unmarked car on a jammed London road. This is not a blue lights call.
Satellite measured surface of the ocean, land and snow-covered regions to record trends.
Fire brigade chaplain Jean-Marc Fournier braved the blaze with firefighters.
“In any other circumstances we would never dream of disrupting the Tube."
"We will rebuild Notre Dame even more beautifully."
No amount of apologies from Theresa May, Amber Rudd or Sajid Javid can replace direct and effective government action to resolve one of the biggest human rights abuses this century.
New figures show that 40 percent of teachers expect to leave the profession by 2024 because of impossible workloads. Many blame an increase in data and reports that they are expected to produce, on top of their teaching schedule. Others say that they are also expected to deal with social and pastoral care, and even knife crime. We spoke to teachers up and down the country, as well as those who have quit the classroom, to find out what it’s like for them.
The right to a fair trial should not be the preserve of the wealthy or the worthy.
Britain’s class problem is placed in stark relief at times like these.