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Not to drag this sorry saga out any more than is necessary or to labour the point, but Reds assistant boss Mike Phelan has had his say on the subject of Adem Ljajić’s collapsed move to United and has arguably only further complicated an already... Full Article at Man United Youth
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Manchester United ended interest in Serbian teenage attacking midfielder Adem Ljajić because the Home Office refused to issue a work permit, according to club sources today. Full Article at United Rant
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Victims of anti-social behaviour ignored by the authorities could be given legal funding for private court actions against their tormentors, it was revealed today. Full Article at 24Dash.com
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There was alarm from Civil Liberties groups today following a Home Office announcement that British police forces are to be armed with sarcasm. Full Article at NewsBiscuit
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The hopes and dreams of millions of children were on a knife-edge last night as Father Christmas became embroiled in a tense stand-off with the Home Office as he apparently refused to comply with a routine CRB safety check. Full Article at NewsBiscuit
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The government's senior adviser on migration has called for an inquiry into more than 600 degree-awarding further education colleges to check that their overseas students are employed in highly skilled jobs in Britain after they graduate. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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When men in combat uniforms grabbed Rizwan Sharif outside a Liverpool university last April, pointing a gun at his head, the Pakistani student thought he was being attacked by terrorists. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Photographs posted on Facebook of Umer Farooq, Janas Khan, Abdul Wahab Kahn during a trip to Wales which police said was evidence of commando training. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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If need to set up a home office, don't worry if your space is limited. There are many ways to create a functional small space home office. Here are 12 tips for creating home offices in a small space. 1. Full Article at Associated Content
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David Blunkett's former home in Belgravia was taken over by a gang of serial squatters yesterday. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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According to statistics from the Home Office, in 2008 66% of women and 59% of men in prison left behind dependents under the age of 18. BBC Three are beginning research for their fourth season of the popular series, 'Born Survivors'. Full Article at BBC News
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Search more member organisations in our Directory Capita’s 2nd National Conference Reviewing the Complaints System and IPCC Statutory Guidance Thursday 21st January 2010 – Central London Please click here for conference... Full Article at 24Dash.com
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Search more member organisations in our Directory Safety Net Associates, the providers of the first and only National Programme of BTEC Qualifications in ASB Case working and Approaches to Restorative Justice, are pleased to announce that from 2nd... Full Article at 24Dash.com
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A college is at the centre of a cheat probe after charging immigrants £250 for English certificates which help them acquire British citizenship. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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It was a historic moment for democracy, Manchester and for me. Yet the whole thing could have been scuppered by my Shabbat dinner. Full Article at The Jewish Chronicle
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STRETCHING the law on the disclosure of public documents has been a competitive sport among civil servants ever since the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act was passed in 2000. Full Article at Economist
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A MAJOR investigation is under way into a college that has been charging immigrants £250 for English certificates which are a step towards British citizenship. Full Article at The Blackburn Citizen
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Staffordshire Police says it is stepping up efforts to cut red tape and free officers to spend more time in communities. After publication of a Reducing Bureaucracy in Policing Report, the force continues to look at ways to cut paperwork. Full Article at Express & Star
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SIGNING Robin Peterson fits a short-term need that head of cricket John Morris hopes will lead to a long-term gain for Derbyshire. The South African left-arm spinner has signed for the county as a Kolpak player for the 2010 season. Full Article at Derby Telegraph
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As Labour prepares for the general election, Jack Straw talks candidly about his relationship with Gordon Brown, the Iraq war, Islamism, why he is a self-styled radical on electoral reform, and how he will transform our chilling libel laws For a... Full Article at New Statesman
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 16: Home Office minister Phil Woolas has his fingerprints and photograph scanned as he enrols for the National Identity card at Manchester passport office on November 16, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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