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Griffin Bark gives police dogs realistic stairs, tunnels and scent puzzles while their human colleagues retain responsibility for the slides.
The Cabinet Office Board has appointed a lead non-executive member to provide challenge, oversight and an unfamiliar chair without a minister.
Prison space will never run out again under sentencing reforms, placing the nation's faith in tagging, probation and the word never.
A five-leader call covered war, ceasefire and sanctions before achieving diplomacy's most durable outcome: another call at a later date.
Consultation AI has analysed more than 2,000 public responses and discovered the nation would like somebody to read them before deciding anyway.
Legal aid could receive up to £92 million a year after the justice system accepted that solicitors cannot run indefinitely on cornerstones.
Planning reforms could add billions to the economy, according to an impact assessment whose upper estimate has already chosen a kitchen.
A cyber wake up call has reached British business, although security teams strongly advise directors not to click the enclosed alarm clock.
