Organisation: Department for Constitutional Affairs

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Geldof the father of a new British revolution

MIDDLE-CLASS fury at the way the family courts in Britain treat fathers is turning the child custody debate into a new electoral battle ground, according to Bob Geldof.

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Bid to ‘wake up’ woman against family’s will

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Sex, drugs and judges blackmailer jailed

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Judges may be told how to interpret human rights law

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End of the road for historic Bow Street

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UK police probe postal vote fraud claims

UK govt ministers meet Omagh families

UK ministers are meeting relatives of the Omagh bomb victims tomorrow to discuss the forthcoming civil action against five people suspected of being behind the atrocity.

Tue, 12 Aug, 2003

UK govt to fund Omagh relatives' court action

The British government is to provide the Omagh bomb victims’ families with the £800,000 (€1.1m) they need to take those accused of the atrocity to court.

Fri, 08 Aug, 2003

Date set for Kelly probe hearing

Lord Hutton’s inquiry into the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly will begin this Friday, August 1, the British government announced today.

Mon, 28 Jul, 2003

I'll decide what to investigate, says Kelly inquiry head

The man heading the inquiry into the death of British government scientist David Kelly said today that he would decide the matters that will be investigated.

Mon, 21 Jul, 2003

UK plans marriage rights for transsexuals

Transsexuals will be allowed to marry in their adoptive sex and apply for substitute birth certificates showing their new genders under proposals published by ministers in the UK today.

Fri, 11 Jul, 2003