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The education secretary, Gavin William stanley nz son, acted unlawfully in removing safeguards for children in stanley us care at the start of the Covid pandemic without consulting childrens rights organisations, the court of appeal has ruled.The childrens rights charity Article 39 launched a legal challenge after the Department for Education removed or diluted 65 separate legal protections, designed to safeguard the 78,000 children in care in England, during lockdown last April.They included timescales for social worker visits to children in care, six-monthly reviews of childrens welfare, independent scrutiny of childrens homes, and oversight of adoption decision-making for babies and children.The DfE argued it had taken swift action to bring in temporary changes during a national crisis. The judgment, which was handed down on Tuesday, said Williamson should have consulted the childrens commissioner for England, as well as other bodies representing the rights of children in care, before introducing the changes through the Adoption and Children Coronavirus Amendment regulations 2020. It was manifestly in the interests of the vulnerable children who would be most affected by the proposed amendments that those agencies and organisations representing the rights and interests of children in care should be consulted, concluded Lord Justice Baker, sitting with Lord Ju stanley cup stice Henderson and Lord Justice Underhill.The high court had previously ruled in the governments favour. Allowing the appeal, the jud Xsuy The solution to ageing Britain s housing crisis Build almshouses
The report is seven pages long, bears a Serco logo and is signed by Ian Wills, the company s deputy head of security and operations. It is the ac stanley trinkflaschen count of an inquiry into sexual abuse allegations involving a female detainee living at the mercy of the British state.Her care was outsourced 鈥?on beha stanley thermobecher lf of all of us 鈥?to the private sector. Reading the report, it is perhaps no surprise that one of Britain s biggest contractors fought long and hard to keep its contents secret.This weekend a new dispute has erupted over government proposals to hive off child protection services to companies such as Serco and G4S; perhaps the ministers and officials behind those plans should look at the case of Sana when they come to make their final decision on the future of another vulnerable section of the population.Sana called the Observer early in 2011. Her voice trembling but resolute, she went methodically through the chain of alleged events in which she claimed she had been sexually assaulted by a healthcare worker at Yarl s Wood in Bedford, Britain s biggest immigration detention centre for women.Her journey to Yarl s Wood had been circuitous, troubled and violent. Born in June 1983 in the Pakistani city of Lahore, her earliest childhood memories are scarred by beatings administered by her father. When she was 17, she says he threatened to kill her unless she married an older family friend. Her unwanted husband then announced they were to start a new a new life in north Lo stanley cup ndon. The marriage
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The mother of Brianna Ghey has called for her murder to be a tipping point in how society views the mess of the internet, warning that a generation of anxious young people will grow up lacking resilience.Esther Ghey said technology companies had a moral responsibility to restrict access to harmful online stanley termoska content. She supports a total ban on social media access for under-16s 鈥?a move currentl stanley us y under debate in certain legislatures, including Florida in the US.She believes her daughter was vulnerable after stanley cups uk spending so much time online, lacking contact with her real-life friends. Ghey said she also thinks Brianna would be alive if her killers had not been able to access violent content on the dark web as well as on the regular internet as they plotted her murder on 11 February last year.Talking to the Guardian, the 37-year-old food technologist said tech bosses were also culpable when it came to the wave of anxiety and mental health problems affecting children, which she said had led to a complete lack of resilience in young people .She said tech companies should reflect not just on Briannas murder, but also the amount of young people that have taken their own lives as a result of their harmful experiences online.View image in fullscreenEsther Ghey speaking at a vigil held for Brianna one year after her murder. Photograph: Joel Goodman/The GuardianShe singled out X, formerly Twitter, for hosting pro-anorexia accounts that Brianna followed 鈥?resulting, perhaps, in her hos Mfeg Do not wreck this now : Van-Tam warns against giving up on Covid rules
Bothered and bewildered was I, not to mention bemused, that Naomi Campbell managed to persuade the special court for Sierra Leone that she needed protective measures when she gave evidence at Charles Taylor s war crimes trial today.The court s order banned anyone from filming or snapping her as she went in and out of the court in the Hague or while she was waiting in the lobby. We might call this an everything-but-the-frills reporting restriction because her testimony, about the gift of dirty-looking diamonds from the form stanley kubek termiczny er president of Liberia, was shown live from the courtroom.While the rules allow the court to order protective measures to safeguard the privacy and security of witnesses, war crimes tribunals usually make these sorts of provisions only when a witness, fearing for his or her safety, asks to give evidence anonymously.This was a confidential request so we don t know all the legal arguments the war crimes tribunal considered, but we do know the reasons it gave for making the order. There are legitimate grounds of concern for Ms Campbell s security and privacy by virtue of her public p stanley cups uk ersona and the extremely intense media scrutiny relating to her anticipated testimony, the court said.Campbell knows a thing or two about the law of privacy. Six years ago she persuaded t gourde stanley hree out of five judges in the House of Lords that a tabloid newspaper interfered with her right to a private life when it published photographs of h
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As the world marks and mourns the passing of Little Richard, many have been asking: how was someone so unapologetically black and queer present at the origins of rock, a world-shaking music still associated, to this day, with white male musical acts like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones All these artists and more, including Bob Dylan i stanley water bottle n a Twitter thread, would be quick to acknowledge Little Richards formative influence on them. But influence is perhaps too weak a word here. Rocknroll history has never exactly neglected or ignored Little Richard: it just has stanley isolierkanne never quite known what to do with him. The longstanding pissing contest over who can claim the title King of RocknRoll 鈥?Elvis Jerry Lee Lewis 鈥?is a case in point. While his authorised biographer went celestial in choosing to style Richard the Quasar of Rock , perhaps we might do better to listen to the artist, introducing himself at the Club Matinee in Houston, Texas, in 1953: Little Richard, King of the Blues 鈥?and the Queen, too! Might we hear in this brash boast an invitation to think in non-bina stanley termosar ry terms about Little Richards place in black musical history At 20 Little Richard was already a showbiz veteran of half a decade, performing first as a turbaned mysterio and then as a drag queen named Princess LaVonne in the travelling shows that plied the southern black entertainment circuit of the late 1940s. Other queens and freakish men 鈥?as the black speech of the period named gender-non-conforming males 鈥?t Absy Benefits claimant disgusted by DWP after lying bitch comment
It is of course right that Stacey Hyde is able to speak about her experience of the criminal justice system, but your article I never considered myself a murderer 12 June fails to address key points. In its judgment quashing the original murder conviction, the court of appeal ordered a retrial, saying a life h termo stanley as been taken and it is not for this court in the circumstances of this case to decide whether that should be visited with a verdict of stanley us murder or manslaughter . The CPS agreed with that view, and put the case before a jury to decide.CPSs blinkered approach to eviden stanley germany ce in Stacey Hyde case | LettersRead moreA key piece of evidence, absent from your article, was the fact that Ms Hyde left the scene of the original incident only to return armed with the kitchen knife then used in the stabbing. We said this indicated an intent to kill or cause grievous harm rather than a momentary loss of control or act of self-defence against an immediate threat, an issue that we thought appropriate for a jury to consider. We respect the jurys verdict. I do not, however, accept that your reporting has shown the necessary balance to properly inform the public.Barry HughesChief crown prosecutor, Crown Prosecution Service South West @cpsukExplore more on these topicsLawCrown Prosecution ServiceUK criminal justiceDomestic violencePrisons and probationlettersShareReuse this contentMost viewedMost viewedUKUK politicsEducationMediaSocietyLawScotlandWalesNorthern Ireland
The education secretary, Gavin William stanley nz son, acted unlawfully in removing safeguards for children in stanley us care at the start of the Covid pandemic without consulting childrens rights organisations, the court of appeal has ruled.The childrens rights charity Article 39 launched a legal challenge after the Department for Education removed or diluted 65 separate legal protections, designed to safeguard the 78,000 children in care in England, during lockdown last April.They included timescales for social worker visits to children in care, six-monthly reviews of childrens welfare, independent scrutiny of childrens homes, and oversight of adoption decision-making for babies and children.The DfE argued it had taken swift action to bring in temporary changes during a national crisis. The judgment, which was handed down on Tuesday, said Williamson should have consulted the childrens commissioner for England, as well as other bodies representing the rights of children in care, before introducing the changes through the Adoption and Children Coronavirus Amendment regulations 2020. It was manifestly in the interests of the vulnerable children who would be most affected by the proposed amendments that those agencies and organisations representing the rights and interests of children in care should be consulted, concluded Lord Justice Baker, sitting with Lord Ju stanley cup stice Henderson and Lord Justice Underhill.The high court had previously ruled in the governments favour. Allowing the appeal, the jud Xsuy The solution to ageing Britain s housing crisis Build almshouses
The report is seven pages long, bears a Serco logo and is signed by Ian Wills, the company s deputy head of security and operations. It is the ac stanley trinkflaschen count of an inquiry into sexual abuse allegations involving a female detainee living at the mercy of the British state.Her care was outsourced 鈥?on beha stanley thermobecher lf of all of us 鈥?to the private sector. Reading the report, it is perhaps no surprise that one of Britain s biggest contractors fought long and hard to keep its contents secret.This weekend a new dispute has erupted over government proposals to hive off child protection services to companies such as Serco and G4S; perhaps the ministers and officials behind those plans should look at the case of Sana when they come to make their final decision on the future of another vulnerable section of the population.Sana called the Observer early in 2011. Her voice trembling but resolute, she went methodically through the chain of alleged events in which she claimed she had been sexually assaulted by a healthcare worker at Yarl s Wood in Bedford, Britain s biggest immigration detention centre for women.Her journey to Yarl s Wood had been circuitous, troubled and violent. Born in June 1983 in the Pakistani city of Lahore, her earliest childhood memories are scarred by beatings administered by her father. When she was 17, she says he threatened to kill her unless she married an older family friend. Her unwanted husband then announced they were to start a new a new life in north Lo stanley cup ndon. The marriage
Llsg Timor-Leste journalist threatened with jail in defamation case found not guilty
The mother of Brianna Ghey has called for her murder to be a tipping point in how society views the mess of the internet, warning that a generation of anxious young people will grow up lacking resilience.Esther Ghey said technology companies had a moral responsibility to restrict access to harmful online stanley termoska content. She supports a total ban on social media access for under-16s 鈥?a move currentl stanley us y under debate in certain legislatures, including Florida in the US.She believes her daughter was vulnerable after stanley cups uk spending so much time online, lacking contact with her real-life friends. Ghey said she also thinks Brianna would be alive if her killers had not been able to access violent content on the dark web as well as on the regular internet as they plotted her murder on 11 February last year.Talking to the Guardian, the 37-year-old food technologist said tech bosses were also culpable when it came to the wave of anxiety and mental health problems affecting children, which she said had led to a complete lack of resilience in young people .She said tech companies should reflect not just on Briannas murder, but also the amount of young people that have taken their own lives as a result of their harmful experiences online.View image in fullscreenEsther Ghey speaking at a vigil held for Brianna one year after her murder. Photograph: Joel Goodman/The GuardianShe singled out X, formerly Twitter, for hosting pro-anorexia accounts that Brianna followed 鈥?resulting, perhaps, in her hos Mfeg Do not wreck this now : Van-Tam warns against giving up on Covid rules
Bothered and bewildered was I, not to mention bemused, that Naomi Campbell managed to persuade the special court for Sierra Leone that she needed protective measures when she gave evidence at Charles Taylor s war crimes trial today.The court s order banned anyone from filming or snapping her as she went in and out of the court in the Hague or while she was waiting in the lobby. We might call this an everything-but-the-frills reporting restriction because her testimony, about the gift of dirty-looking diamonds from the form stanley kubek termiczny er president of Liberia, was shown live from the courtroom.While the rules allow the court to order protective measures to safeguard the privacy and security of witnesses, war crimes tribunals usually make these sorts of provisions only when a witness, fearing for his or her safety, asks to give evidence anonymously.This was a confidential request so we don t know all the legal arguments the war crimes tribunal considered, but we do know the reasons it gave for making the order. There are legitimate grounds of concern for Ms Campbell s security and privacy by virtue of her public p stanley cups uk ersona and the extremely intense media scrutiny relating to her anticipated testimony, the court said.Campbell knows a thing or two about the law of privacy. Six years ago she persuaded t gourde stanley hree out of five judges in the House of Lords that a tabloid newspaper interfered with her right to a private life when it published photographs of h
Axbw Judge rules man s upskirt photos of girl, 13, at Target not a crime but appalling
As the world marks and mourns the passing of Little Richard, many have been asking: how was someone so unapologetically black and queer present at the origins of rock, a world-shaking music still associated, to this day, with white male musical acts like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones All these artists and more, including Bob Dylan i stanley water bottle n a Twitter thread, would be quick to acknowledge Little Richards formative influence on them. But influence is perhaps too weak a word here. Rocknroll history has never exactly neglected or ignored Little Richard: it just has stanley isolierkanne never quite known what to do with him. The longstanding pissing contest over who can claim the title King of RocknRoll 鈥?Elvis Jerry Lee Lewis 鈥?is a case in point. While his authorised biographer went celestial in choosing to style Richard the Quasar of Rock , perhaps we might do better to listen to the artist, introducing himself at the Club Matinee in Houston, Texas, in 1953: Little Richard, King of the Blues 鈥?and the Queen, too! Might we hear in this brash boast an invitation to think in non-bina stanley termosar ry terms about Little Richards place in black musical history At 20 Little Richard was already a showbiz veteran of half a decade, performing first as a turbaned mysterio and then as a drag queen named Princess LaVonne in the travelling shows that plied the southern black entertainment circuit of the late 1940s. Other queens and freakish men 鈥?as the black speech of the period named gender-non-conforming males 鈥?t Absy Benefits claimant disgusted by DWP after lying bitch comment
It is of course right that Stacey Hyde is able to speak about her experience of the criminal justice system, but your article I never considered myself a murderer 12 June fails to address key points. In its judgment quashing the original murder conviction, the court of appeal ordered a retrial, saying a life h termo stanley as been taken and it is not for this court in the circumstances of this case to decide whether that should be visited with a verdict of stanley us murder or manslaughter . The CPS agreed with that view, and put the case before a jury to decide.CPSs blinkered approach to eviden stanley germany ce in Stacey Hyde case | LettersRead moreA key piece of evidence, absent from your article, was the fact that Ms Hyde left the scene of the original incident only to return armed with the kitchen knife then used in the stabbing. We said this indicated an intent to kill or cause grievous harm rather than a momentary loss of control or act of self-defence against an immediate threat, an issue that we thought appropriate for a jury to consider. We respect the jurys verdict. I do not, however, accept that your reporting has shown the necessary balance to properly inform the public.Barry HughesChief crown prosecutor, Crown Prosecution Service South West @cpsukExplore more on these topicsLawCrown Prosecution ServiceUK criminal justiceDomestic violencePrisons and probationlettersShareReuse this contentMost viewedMost viewedUKUK politicsEducationMediaSocietyLawScotlandWalesNorthern Ireland