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New mind

Charities must embrace a new way of thinking to survive, say Romaine Thompson and Gayle Monk

IOU

Who exactly is going to pay for this Big Society? Jonathan Brinsden follows the money

Benefit cheats

As 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 jury

Could the English jury become the next victim of a Belgian political assassin? Richard Easton and David Rhodes hold court

Update: health and safety

We need education on the Health and Safety Regulations not reform of the law, argues Zahra Nanji

School's out

Hubert 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 love

Here's hoping this year's fresh Family Proceedings Rules sort out this maddening self-help situation, says Marilyn Stowe

Bump in the night

Insisting children's games have a social value to counter balance any risks involved will reduce the essential elements of challenge and excitement, warn Kris Lines and Jon Heshka