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Accountancy regulators confront AI cheating in exams
Zoe Beels
7 August 2014
The law on psychiatric injury for secondary victims - unfair and in need of a change
In April 1989 ninety six Liverpool fans were killed, and many hundreds more injured in the Hillsborough Stadium disaster. In the 25 years since then the friends and families of the victims have been campaigning for justice, and it is hoped that the new inquests into the deaths, which began in March of this year will, finally, shine a clear light into what went wrong.
4 December 2012
Cycling injuries - a war on the roads
Scott Lister offers advice on what to do if you're involved in an accident whilst cycling.
20 February 2012
Personal Injury: cost cutting - a factor in fatal road accident?
The BBC recently reported on the sad case of a 19 year old UK serviceman, home on leave, who was killed after being struck by a car on an unlit road in the early hours of Christmas Day. North Somerset Council had implemented a cost saving scheme whereby street lighting is turned off in certain areas between the hours of midnight and 05.00. Members of the soldier’s family believe that that the part-night street lighting scheme was a factor in his death.