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Prince Andrew’s patronage of charities didn’t help
Giving Evidence today publishes new research showing that Prince Andrew’s patronage of UK charities had no discernible effect. This is reported in The Times here. Thread about that here. Prince William was reported as taking a “forensic interest” in this … Continue reading
What evidence exists about women & remand in the UK, and what does it say?
Giving Evidence recently completed a systematic review of what is known (the literature) about women on remand in the UK. We found more than expected, though very little about ‘what works’. We produced: an ‘Evidence and Gap Map’ which shows … Continue reading
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