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JB Ladera/7 The Scottish Independence Movement is a major controversy in Europe as it can lead to good or bad outcomes to those involved with it. Both sides, for independence and against independence, all have their own perspective on the situation, and try to decide the best for the future of Scotland. Scotland wants to become independent from the United Kingdom (UK). This decision could heavily affect their economy and government by having both positive and negative impacts. Their reason for

Gypsy “Gypsy” is a musical that captured the attention of the audience with incredible music and a rollercoaster of a storyline. “Gypsy” was loosely based on the life of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous striptease artist at the time that the show was written. The character of Louise is based on Gypsy Rose Lee and the character of June based on her sister, June Havoc. “Gypsy” is about a mother who tries to have her two daughter perform onstage and make it in show business. In the end you find out that

4.3 Results, analysis and discussion There are eight key interview questions (Appendix D) and several sub-questions to be covered, which was guided by four research objectives: (1) To identify Chinese consumers’ country image toward UK manufactured products in general; (2) To identify Chinese consumers’ perceived quality toward a UK manufactured teether; (3) To explore the importance of COO on consumers’ purchase intention by comparing against other products’ attributes; (4) To identify the extent

1. The organisation in relation to its purpose and its stakeholders • Identify your organisation and describe its purpose Drugaid is a Substance misuse charity based in South East Wales. Drugaid was established 1972 in Cardiff by Rev. Peter Keward. It was then known as South Wales Action to Prevent Addiction (SWAPA). SWAPA was a Volunteer-led information and help line. The first paid Coordinator was in the mid 1980's. SWAPA changed its name to Drugaid in the early 1990's Today Drugaid

regarding daughter D. In relation to legal and ethical tensions, the Code of Professional Practice for Social Care (CoPP) stipulates in s.1 respect the views and wishes, and promote the rights and interests, of individuals and carers (Care Council for Wales, 2015). Furthermore, reflected in the Code of Ethics for Social Work principle 2 respect the right to self-determination (British Association of Social Workers, 2012). However, these social work values may feel challenged when applying duties and powers

Although a basic understanding of the history of the union is important in approaching the piecemeal advent of devolution, the relative economic decline of the state in the post-war era is not. Within the UK this era was one of a rise of a sense of ‘British’ identity following victory in war and the creation of the welfare state. It is in my opinion that the appreciation of the nature of its governance from 1979 is the only area of study with any real substance and as such this essay will focus on

All practitioners that come into contact with children and young people share a statutory responsibility of safeguarding also promoting welfare, regardless of the individual’s role. In order for practitioners and organisations to work together effectively, they should be aware of the role they play in the area of safeguarding children and young people. According to the Department of Education “safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility” Department of Education

Short Story Summative Essay Roald Dahl’s story “Lamb to the Slaughter” was over all better short story than O.Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi. In the story “Lamb to the Slaughter” Mary Maloney is patiently waiting for her husband to return home from work, when he returns he is not wanting to talk to her he is just wanting to have his drink that she made for him and not talk for awhile. After sitting for a decent amount of time he breaks some sort of devastating news to her. Which she responds to by

When the Roman Legions left Great Britain in the 5th Century CE, they left behind different architectural and sociopolitical legacies, including a rigid set of barriers to women achieving political power. Regardless of their social status, women were not expected to wield any civic or bureaucratic authority. Women of nobility did, however, have an important role to play in the maintenance of the political stability and continuation of the state, primarily though having children. There was a dichotomy

Report to Constitutional Reform Institute about if devolution is as constitutionally important as a sovereign parliament Introduction Parliament Sovereignty is the right to make or unmake any Law, Parliament are the supreme making body. According to A.V Dicey ‘No person or body is recognised by the law of England having a right to override or set aside the legislation of Parliament’1. So nobody has the right to question the validity of the Law, it should lie with Parliament as no one can challenge