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July/August 2010
A new project allows crime victims to move on — by pardoning those who attacked them
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February 2009
Buried in the Coroners and Justice Bill, about to be rammed through Parliament, are a variety of potentially disastrous changes to the law
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February 2009
Cameron's former speechwriter quit politics to devote himself to Only Connect, a theatre group for ex-prisoners.
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January 2009
Volunteers from the New Bridge Foundation befriend convicts and help to ease their reintegration on release
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