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New way to share sensitive information set to become a public policy battleground
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Segregation starts at school with separate classrooms and facilities
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How the winners were chosen
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Litigants wants Scottish court to intervene if prime minister refuses to request extension from EU
Court of Session will not look to recall MPs before UK Supreme Court has final say
Decision says prorogation of parliament is unlawful, in contrast to High Court in London
Whether or not the government breaks the law, the damage is done by the rhetoric
