State of the artsThe coalition's recent measures have provided some encouragement for art and culture charities, but without significant changes to the UK's tax regime funding from private donors will remain a precarious effort, says James Carleton
Benefit cheatsAs the public benefit test debate rages on in the High Court, Robert Nieri looks ahead to what the judicial review could mean in practice
Judge and juryCould the English jury become the next victim of a Belgian political assassin? Richard Easton and David Rhodes hold court
Update: health and safetyWe need education on the Health and Safety Regulations not reform of the law, argues Zahra Nanji
School's outHubert Picarda gives his take on 2010's key charity cases and looks ahead to what 2011 has in store for the chastised Charity Commission
Tainted loveHere's hoping this year's fresh Family Proceedings Rules sort out this maddening self-help situation, says Marilyn Stowe
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