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Richard Taylor with Police and Crime Commissioner Graham Bright

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    It increasingly appears as though the Government is a rudderles hulk, limping towards a harbour of dubious safety, and business in the Lords is reflecting that, as a series of Bills, related to Brexit, either are delayed in the Commons or await publication. Monday‘s main business related to the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill, which seeks […]
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