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Residents of a London site owned by China and designed to house the state’s largest embassy in Europe have failed to overturn its planning permission through human rights fears.
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Pressure on A&E departments is causing a steep rise in clinical negligence claims. But what constitutes clinical negligence and what can be done to curb them?
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RegulationA Newly Empowered Media Regulator and an Angry Tech Titan
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FamilyAncient “fatherly” Court Power Cannot be used to Overturn Adoptions
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