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Backbenchers had wanted a ‘public interest defence’ to prevent journalists being jailed for sharing restricted information
Institutional racism has led to Black nurses being stuck in low pay bands and left with no choice but to take second jobs
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The oil giant was recognised by the Sustainable Markets Initiative – despite missing out on top sustainability score
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Andrew Bridgen failed to declare his interests when lobbying on behalf of UK timber company Mere Plantations
