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Campaigners against reforms to the law on compensation for sufferers of the asbestos-related cancer mesothelioma achieved a breakthrough victory against the government in the High Court this month.

Statistics show that road accident deaths and injuries have decreased since 2012, but the government still needs to prioritise safe driving in its policies.

Check out FresherSafe, our handy infographic that gives you a few tips and hints on how to make sure you stay safe and enjoy your first few weeks away at university.

Two developments this week, both to do with care and dignity in healthcare, will leave patients better off but we are still far from ‘job done' with patient safety.

This week, the Government announced that dog owners who fail to prevent their pets attacking people will face longer jail terms.

Concerns over legal aid have once again been at the top of the news agenda this week, after a high-profile fraud trial was halted because the defendants could ‘not afford' barristers' fees.