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Shelter and safety in well lit doorways, and, it could see a fine of £2,500 issued to a person carrying an excessive smell. The letter, signed by organisations including crisis, amnesty uk and the big issue, praises government steps to end Rough Sleeping but argues elements of the criminaljustice bill undermine those commitments. Home Office Sources say they do not believe the plans criminalise Rough Sleeping, but give Police Powers to tackle the issue. Lets speak now to Jasmin Basran from home...

The house of commons. Topics include creating manufacturing jobs in the ongoing brexit negotiations. This is 40 minutes. Is part of the work we are doing. Order. Questions for the Prime Minister. Doctor philipa whitfield. The leader of the house. [shouting] my right honorable friend, the Prime Minister, the Gulf Corporation summit in bahrain. This morning i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i have further meetings later today. Senator...

The house of commons. Topics include creating manufacturing jobs in the ongoing brexit negotiations. This is 40 minutes. Is part of the work we are doing. Order. Questions for the Prime Minister. Doctor philipa whitfield. The leader of the house. [shouting] my right honorable friend, the Prime Minister, the Gulf Corporation summit in bahrain. This morning i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house i have further meetings later today. Senator...

Documents about blood and urine testing of British troops during radiation experiments are due to be published, campaigners have been told

A woman from Devon whose father witnessed nuclear weapons tests calls for medical records access.

The Ministry of Defence’s Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) is engaging suppliers as it shapes multi-billion-pound infrastructure plans.

As part of its Future Infrastructure Programme, AWE has released a prior information notice (PIN) seeking guidance on tendering a contract to deliver new

Tens of thousands of files dating from the Cold War that showed the horror effects of radiation and nuclear testing on British troops were covered up

The Atomic Weapons Establishment says a 'software update' means it has lost track of who has used its highly-classified databases

In latest twist to finger-pointing standoff, debt-stricken supplier’s parent company has defaulted on loan