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The Government are committed to rebalancing the criminal justice system in favour of victims and the law-abiding majority. It is wrong for convicted criminals to profit from their crimes now or in the future, whether directly from the proceeds of the crime itself or indirectly through cashing in on the...
The Government are committed to rebalancing the criminal justice system in favour of victims and the law-abiding majority. It is wrong for convicted criminals to profit from their crimes now or in the future, whether directly from the proceeds of the crime itself or indirectly through cashing in on the...
My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department, Mr Gerry Sutcliffe, has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. The Government are committed to rebalancing the criminal justice system in favour of victims and the law-abiding majority. It is wrong for convicted criminals to profit from their...
My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department, Mr Gerry Sutcliffe, has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. The Government are committed to rebalancing the criminal justice system in favour of victims and the law-abiding majority. It is wrong for convicted criminals to profit from their...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what plans his Department has to incorporate media and current affairs studies in secondary schools.
To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what plans his Department has to incorporate media and current affairs studies in secondary schools.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what measures are in place to ensure fair and equal access by all broadcast and print media reporting from combat areas in Iraq and Afghanistan.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what measures are in place to ensure fair and equal access by all broadcast and print media reporting from combat areas in Iraq and Afghanistan.
What is their assessment of the impact of their proposal to amend the Freedom of Information regulations on the exercise of the freedom of the press to inform the public and the right of the public to be informed about the workings of Government (a) to include reading time, consideration...
What is their assessment of the impact of their proposal to amend the Freedom of Information regulations on the exercise of the freedom of the press to inform the public and the right of the public to be informed about the workings of Government (a) to include reading time, consideration...
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what steps her Department is taking to encourage greater diversity of ownership of local and regional media, with particular reference to newspapers.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what steps her Department is taking to encourage greater diversity of ownership of local and regional media, with particular reference to newspapers.
That this House supports plans to create a world-class media city at Salford Quays; recognises that Media City will be hugely important to the North West and the wider North of England, creating up to 15,500 jobs and benefiting the economy of the whole country by ??200 million per annum; further recognises that Media City will nurture a vibrant independent sector of creative companies and attract global operators in the new media industries to the UK; believes that participation by the BBC in Media City will provide significant financial and creative benefits to the Corporation and deliver robust value for money; further believes that the governors of the BBC must realise their stated objectives of a BBC connected to the nations and regions and the move of significant parts of the BBC production base out of London; and calls on the BBC to honour its commitment to the 14.4 million licence fee payers living in the North by confirming participation in Media City.
That this House supports plans to create a world-class media city at Salford Quays; recognises that Media City will be hugely important to the North West and the wider North of England, creating up to 15,500 jobs and benefiting the economy of the whole country by ??200 million per annum;...
I totally agree, but does the right hon. and learned Lady not agree that the language used by Ministers is important? It is not acceptable for the Prime Minister to describe the decision in the case of the Afghan hijackers as an ““abuse of common sense”” or for the Home...
I totally agree, but does the right hon. and learned Lady not agree that the language used by Ministers is important? It is not acceptable for the Prime Minister to describe the decision in the case of the Afghan hijackers as an ““abuse of common sense”” or for the Home...
All our language should reflect the respect that each bit of the constitution has for the others. It is always good for people to speak passionately about how they feel, but at the same time they must think about the effect of their words on different parts of the system....
All our language should reflect the respect that each bit of the constitution has for the others. It is always good for people to speak passionately about how they feel, but at the same time they must think about the effect of their words on different parts of the system....
Does the Minister therefore agree that it was not helpful—I am trying to use a neutral word—for The Sun to publish a page naming and shaming judges, on the basis of partial information in some cases, seeking to say, ““These are the lenient judges; these are the tough judges,”” and...
Does the Minister therefore agree that it was not helpful—I am trying to use a neutral word—for The Sun to publish a page naming and shaming judges, on the basis of partial information in some cases, seeking to say, ““These are the lenient judges; these are the tough judges,”” and...
Having spoken to many judges in my work as a Minister for my Department, I know that judges find such headlines threatening. We need to respond by assuring them that we and the public see that it is important that they should be able to get on with their work...
Having spoken to many judges in my work as a Minister for my Department, I know that judges find such headlines threatening. We need to respond by assuring them that we and the public see that it is important that they should be able to get on with their work...
The hon. Gentleman is right. One of the things that the judge in Liverpool does is go to a community reference group, which is comprised of a group of local representatives. One of the things that we will be trying in the further 10 community justice pilots is to assess...
The hon. Gentleman is right. One of the things that the judge in Liverpool does is go to a community reference group, which is comprised of a group of local representatives. One of the things that we will be trying in the further 10 community justice pilots is to assess...