There's something very scary on the front page of today's Guardian. They report that the UK government has backed a new IVF technique that uses DNA from three people.
A disabled man had to live in unsuitable accommodation for three years because a council wanted to save money, the Local Government Ombudsman said.
Introduction General principles Initial Assessment Children and young people Public order legislation Handling arrangements Introduction These guidelines set out the approach that prosecutors should take when making decisions in relation to cases where it is alleged that criminal offences have been committed by the sending of a communication via social media. The guidelines are designed to give clear advice to prosecutors who have been asked either for a charging decision or for early advice to the police, as well as in reviewing those cases which have been charged by the police. Adherence to these guidelines will ensure that there is a consistency of approach across the CPS. The guidelines cover the offences that are likely to be most commonly committed by the sending of communications via social media. These guidelines equally apply to the resending (or retweeting) of communications and whenever they refer to the sending of a communication, the guidelines should also be read as applying to the resending o
Providers of the government's flagship Work Programme have told ministers the costs of helping sick and disabled jobseekers into employment cannot be met under the scheme.
First published a week ago on my blog, Stars in my Coffee
A new card for disabled travellers could give them greater independence and peace of mind according to North East Euro MP Fiona Hall.
