Myanmar aid efforts hindered by conflict AT LEAST 3000 people have been confirmed to have died as a result of the devastating earthquake in Myanmar, where access to aid is hampered by the civil war.
The number is expected to rise dramatically: experts suggest that the figure from the 7.7...
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David Tudor case under review by former police commander A FORMER police commander, Sue Williams, is carrying out a review of the handling of the David Tudor case, it was announced on Tuesday.
The Safeguarding Practice Review has been commissioned by the Church of England’s National Safeguarding Team an...
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Law should address uneven compliance over modern slavery, Bishop of Bristol tells Lords PRIMARK has been praised by the Bishop of Bristol, the Rt Revd Vivienne Faull, for its “effective human-rights due diligence” in tackling the evils of modern slavery and human trafficking.
The high-street retailer was as vigilant in the UK as it w...
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Bishop of Newcastle speaks of dignity in Lords debate on employment rights THE apostle Paul’s small tent-making enterprise featured in a speech by the Bishop of Newcastle, Dr Helen-Ann Hartley, during a Lords debate on the Employment Rights Bill last week.
Speaking during the Second Reading of the Bill, which would apply...
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Gaza: UN condemns death of medics THE killing of medical personnel in an emergency services’ convoy in Gaza last week has been condemned by the United Nations. It says that the convoy, of five ambulances, a fire appliance, and a UN vehicle, was struck by Israeli forces on Sunday 2...
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