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Care home operators should be told to hand back money if they deliver poor service, MLAs say Daily testing also among recommendations from Stormont Committee An Assembly Committee has made a number of recommendations regarding care homes Want the biggest politics stories sent to you every week? Simply sign up here and we'll do the restInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPriv...

Editor’s Note: This article is part of our ‘Coulees to Muskeg – A Saskatchewan Environmental History’ series. This series is a partnership between NiCHE and the Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society (SHFS). All articles in the series appear on the NiCHE website and are published in SHFS’s Folklore  magazine. You can become a member of SHFS and subscribe to Folklore   HERE. To contribute to this series, see the CFP HERE. In 2017, at the Saskatchewan Archives in Regina, I stumbled across a tape cassette from the Saskatchewan Indian History Film Project. 1 I was researching en...

Christchurch mosque shootings: Islamic Women's Council relieved families will get information package 6 Jan, 2021 06:23 PM 3 minutes to read RNZ The Islamic Women's Council is relieved families of mosque attack victims will get more information from New Zealand's chief coroner. Judge Deborah Marshall wrote to victims families last month to offer access to as much information as they want. She said together with the police she would make two packages of information available to families. Advertisement One with a general level of detail and another with more specific information about how a par...

Islamic Women's Council spokeswoman Anjum Rahman said it will be tough reading for families but will help them in their requests for a coronial inquest. "I think the families have an important decision to make on whether they want the coroner to make further inquiries and conduct an inquest and in order for them to do that they do need full information - so it's vital all of the information is provided. "We welcome [the fact] the coroner is providing this information and that she's giving families the opportunity to go back to her to ask questions and point out what's missed," Rahman said.

The fake limb was then mounted to a wooden board under the words 'Das Boot'  A photo shows a senior soldier drinking out of it in the Uruzgan province in 2009 Soldier drinking from the leg has been identified as Warrant Officer 1 John Letch  WO1 Letch is the Command Sergeant Major of the Special Operations Command He has voluntarily stood down from his position following leaking of the picture  Two more senior SAS soldiers in pictures have been given 'show cause' notices  Do you know more? Please email stephen.gibbs@mailonline.com  Two more senior Special Air Service soldiers are facing ...