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Accountancy regulators confront AI cheating in exams
Zoe Beels
2 December 2016
Harris v Miller – are the floodgates open for personal injury claims being brought against horse owners?
Following the decision in Harris v Miller, horse owners will have to assess whether a rider is a ‘good match’ for their horse before letting them ride it, to avoid being found negligent and potentially ordered to pay out significant sums in compensation.
4 November 2016
When the A&E computer says “no”
Most of us at some point have made our way to an A&E department unable to wait until the next day to see our GP. You may be suffering from unbearable toothache or require stiches to your finger after cutting yourself badly when drilling a hole in your wall to hang this amazing photograph you just bought in IKEA on a late Sunday afternoon.
31 October 2016
National Fertility Awareness week – 31 October to 6 November
31st October is a date celebrated worldwide; it is the day when ghosts and ghouls come out to play, it is a day for dressing up and eating vast amounts of sweets and chocolates cheerfully donated by neighbours, it is of course Halloween! Although it is a holiday enjoyed by many adults, Halloween is an occasion with a real focus on children. However, 31st October also marks the start of National Fertility Awareness week which seeks to raise awareness of the struggles experienced by many people to have children.
31 October 2016
Breaking even more boundaries? Wheelchair trick or treating…
You may have read my recent blog post about the inspiring Breaking Boundaries conference and the exciting opportunities available to children and adults with severe disability, such as skiing and motorcycle riding.
28 October 2016
The scar separating men and women
The purpose of the law is to minimise inequalities, and create a single platform where we all stand together on the same level. This could include differences between gender, age, disabilities, race, religion and sexual orientation. However, though the theory is valid, in one area, we are still practicing discrimination as if it is the norm.