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Ministers sparked a furious row over the safety of thousands of dilapidated school buildings in England on Saturday night by abandoning the imminent publication of data showing those judged to be most at risk of collapse.Labour responded to the U-turn by saying it would use a rare parliamentary devi stanley flasche ce to force publication of the documents about the perilous state of many schools across England, so that parents can judge whether it is safe to send their children to classes.The headteachers union, the NAHT, meanwhile, described the decision to hold back on publication as shocking .Ministers said for months that they would publish the so-called Buildings Conditions Survey data by the end of last year, after secret internal documents revealed by the Observer showed that some buildings were judged a risk to life .Leaked internal emails showed that a battle was raging between the Department for Education DfE and the Treasury last spring for more funds to expand dramatically the rebuilding programme as concerns rose about the dangers.In its latest annual report, published in December, the DfE confirmed the crisis, saying there is a risk of collapse of one or more blocks in some schools which are at, or approaching, the end of their designed life-expectancy, and structural integrity is impaired . It added that the risk predominantly exists in those buildings built in the years 1945 to 1970 which us stanley cup ed system build light-frame techniques .The DfE officials had also raised stanley cup the ris Rqgm Sort the homeless out, say hostel residents registering to vote
An unemployed mother who is bringing stanley cup a landmark legal action against the Ministry of Defence over the death of her son, a soldier killed in Iraq in a friendly-fire incident, has said she is devastated after losing her legal aid when she took a low-paid job to comply with welfare regulations.Beverley Clarkes barrister, John Hendy QC, said the decision showed that the pursuit of justice in the civil courts was becoming an option available only to corporations and the very rich .Clarkes 19-year-old son, David, died in 2003 after being fired on by Black Watch soldiers, an incident his inquest concluded was avoidable . An MoD inquiry also acknowledged that Clarkes death highlighted shortcomings in combat identification, situational awareness and target identification .In an attempt to prove the MoD is not subject to blanket immunity for every friendly-fire incident, something that would establish a precedent for serving military personnel, Clarke and the families of several other deceased soldiers brought civil actions in the high court.In 2013, the supreme court agreed that they should be allowed to pursue their actions against the MoD. Owing to the significan canada stanley t wider public interest, it was decided that legal aid should be extended for Clarke to take her case to trial.But the case is now in jeopardy after Clarke, who had been unemployed and was receiving benefits, took a shop job to comply with welfare laws that oblige benefits claimants to look for work.Under the previous stanley flask s