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Israel has led the efforts to sideline Iran diplomatically and impose restraints on its nuclear program.
We applaud Gordon Brown's decision to give up a pounds 2,000 pay rise and impose restraint on Cabinet colleagues and MPs.
The government has also yet to implement measures introduced in 2005 that would allow courts to impose restraint orders against men suspected of beating their partners even if they have not been convicted.
 
 
 
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