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The Court of Appeal overturned a decision of the High Court to rule that segregating boys and girls in a co-educational school could amount to discrimination.
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Now that STPs have been released, various questions and thoughts may arise for NHS trusts (and other public bodies) involved in estates and facilities.
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NHS Improvement has recently published a consultation paper ‘Consultation on our oversight of NHS-controlled providers’.
The application made by the claimant in Hutchison 3G UK Ltd v EE Ltd (2017) for an order for specific disclosure against the defendant was refused by the court.
The Schools Minister has told the MPs that new guidance will be issued for schools on how to manage incidents of sexual harassment and violence between peers.
NHS England and NHS Improvement have recently published revised guidance on the Integrated Support and Assurance Process for procuring novel and complex contracts.
As many will be aware, the CQC’s guidance on registering learning disability and autism services was recently revised.
The UK prison system reached fever pitch when, in August this year. An NHS England spokesperson conceded to the Guardian newspaper that conditions can be “challenging” despite the annual £500m funding it presides over, committed to associated health and justice services.
In June, the CQC released the second part of its 'Next Phase of Regulation' consultations. The consultation, taken in combination with part 1, proposes some significant changes to how health and social care providers are registered and inspected in the future.
The High Court’s decision earlier this year on legal professional privilege in Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation Ltd was surprising to many in the profession.
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