A world renowned animal behaviour professor has told an SRUC seminar that to increase animal welfare we must move away from words and take a more sensory based approach. read more
Song Lin, former chairman of state-owned China Resources Group, stood trial on charges of embezzlement and bribery on Monday in South China’s Guangzhou City. The trial was handled by Guangzhou Municipal Intermediate People’s Court. The procuratorate a… read more
Louise Haigh, Labour’s Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy, commenting on the Government’s announcement on a new internet safety strategy, said:
“The Government are passing the buck when it comes to keeping people safe online.“
“The Digital Economy Bill – passing through Parliament – didn’t make a single mention of online abuse or education; they have failed to live up to their own benchmarks through the UK Council for Child Internet Safety and have failed to introduce their long-promised mandatory codes of practice for social media providers.”
“With online bullying on the rise Ministers don’t need to hold another summit; they need to take concrete action. That’s why Labour has called for statutory online education to be introduced so children can make informed decisions online and ask questions in a safe environment; for the introduction of mandatory codes of practice for social media providers to prevent abuse; and for the Government to stop the neglect of child mental health services.”
read moreThe Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs (Independent Charge) & Parliamentary Affairs Shri Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi read more
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved the award of 31 contract areas as part of the read more