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Hollande also wants to introduce measures including stripping French dual nationals convicted of terrorism of citizenship and creating specialist "de-radicalisation centres" for youths.

Labour women have a proud history of developing rape crisis organisations, changing how victims give evidence in court and creating specialist independent sexual violence advisers to help victims seek justice.

There is a paradox whereby the NHS is now finally starting to value the lived experience of mental illness and are creating specialist peer roles at a time when there is a largely silent group of clinicians who have lived experience but do not have adequate support or understanding to be open about this.

This works well for creating specialist scientific languages, but as Taylor says, it is "unable to capture human language as it exists in nature".

The movement's entanglement with a "clean" eating trend which was thought of as promoting obscure, pricey ingredients – goji berries, coconut flour, avocado oil – hasn't helped, but until recently there really hadn't been many companies creating specialist vegan substitutes, so prices for these products remained prohibitively high.

As regards the value of creating specialist and comprehensive centres and introducing certification, the conclusion is that despite the positive relationship between hospital annual case volume and surgeon annual caseload, and improvement in survival rates, these data do not necessarily always meet rigorous statistical criteria.

He said the government was preparing to create specialist de-radicalisation centres, where young people could follow an individual programme.

It wants to recruit 1,000 extra doctors, scrap care fees and create specialist cancer diagnostic centres across Wales.

But Lord Judge, the Lord Chief Justice, has rejected a call by MPs to create specialist courts to deal with such abuse cases.

Ministers have confirmed planning is under way to create specialist units within the high security estate in order to remove the most dangerous extremists from the general population.

This autumn saw the launch of the latest fast-track graduate programme when applications opened for Think Ahead, which aims to create specialist mental health social workers.