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Monday briefing: The history of the contaminated blood scandal; Iranian president confirmed dead - Vimarsana News

Monday briefing: The history of the contaminated blood scandal; Iranian president confirmed dead

In today’s newsletter: After years of failure to recognise how badly the victims were treated, their stories are finally being heard. But is it enough for the families who have fought for years?

The rise in illegal pregnancy termination investigations - Vimarsana News

The rise in illegal pregnancy termination investigations

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Wednesday briefing: Why the Royal College is speaking out against abortion prosecutions - Vimarsana News

Wednesday briefing: Why the Royal College is speaking out against abortion prosecutions

In today’s newsletter: As more women in the UK are facing prosecution, RCOG has released new guidance cautioning against reporting – could it shift the debate about decriminalisation?

Nabiha Syed appointed to The Scott Trust - Vimarsana News

Nabiha Syed appointed to The Scott Trust

The Scott Trust, shareholder of Guardian Media Group, announces the appointment of acclaimed media lawyer Nabiha Syed to its board.

Friday briefing: Years of attacks have dragged the legal profession into the culture wars - Vimarsana News

Friday briefing: Years of attacks have dragged the legal profession into the culture wars

In today’s newsletter: They have been castigated as ‘enemies of the people’ and derided as ‘lefty lawyers’ – but shouldn’t it be the hallmark of a healthy democracy for lawyers to challenge government policy?