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Family appeal decision to remove their children following accusations of harming youngest
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Latest in plans to reduce number of civil servants handling tax and VAT claims as part of Whitehall efficiency drive
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Plight of Walungu women revealed in shocking rape testimonies from Democratic Republic of the Congo
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George Fisher's parents dismayed by coroner's verdict that the 18-month-old died of natural causes
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A self-assembly plan for community contribution
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Why is it that there is such an overwhelming belief that mental health problems and general competence are mutually exclusive, wonders Clare Allan
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The government's listening exercise on care and support for the elderly appeared to ignore the role of the community, says David Brindle
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Obituary: Head of Mencap keen to change attitudes and improve funding
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Funding campaigns can effect real change, says Samantha Rennie
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