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Patient records running four years late
Not one electronic patient records system will be in place anywhere until 2014, the NAO revealed
Not one electronic patient records system will be in place anywhere until 2014, the NAO revealed
Community sentences 'should replace jail'
Government plans to reduce prison population could see judges unable to impose jail sentences
Government plans to reduce prison population could see judges unable to impose jail sentences
Unions threaten government with strikes
Sensing a weakened Prime Minister, unions are to ballot just under a million public sector workers
Sensing a weakened Prime Minister, unions are to ballot just under a million public sector workers
Cannabis smoker Smith 'is hypocritical'
Home Secretary admits she wouldn’t be in post if laws she plans existed when she took drugs
Home Secretary admits she wouldn’t be in post if laws she plans existed when she took drugs
First Minister sums up first year in office
Change is about reconnecting with the people and putting the citizen first, says Alex Salmond
Change is about reconnecting with the people and putting the citizen first, says Alex Salmond
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