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The TUC highlights concern that a Conservative government could start to roll back rights and protections endorsed by Brussels in a report - UK Employment Rights and the EU.

In a report about the role of the probation servicethe committee says that there needs to be an effective national system used by both prisons and probation and highlights concerns that have been raised by the probation service about a lack of freedom to innovate.

Our use of the term "non-welfare interest" highlights concerns that are deeply important to research participants but that are ignored in current regulations.

This study highlights concerns that treatment needed acutely post injury may impact adversely on long-term outcome, albeit in a different domain-the psychological.

Bullock's suit highlights concerns that her name and image may become over-saturated unless she takes a stand against misappropriation.

The report, The Hostile Use of Drones by Non-State Actors Against British Targets, highlights concerns that "drones will be used as simple, affordable and effective airborne improvised explosive devices".

The revelations are published today in Der Spiegel, which says Kennedy's involvement in criminal activity during his time in Germany highlights concerns that he was working as an agent provocateur and not just an observer of the activists.

Made by the Havas agency, the campaign, produced for Britain's Beer Alliance, a group of brewing and pub-owning interests, highlights concerns that a cornerstone of British life is under threat.

However, an investigation by BBC Radio Wales Eyee on Wales programme highlights concerns that changes to the benefits system - beginning with the introduction of the so-called "bedroom tax" from April - could push both social housing tenants and landlords into financial difficulties.

While the report highlights concerns that program activities need to be integrated as part of a comprehensive developmental approach, this does not undermine its relevance.

Our findings suggest that many vaccine attitudes from non-pandemic contexts can be applied in a pandemic, and also highlight concerns that are specific to the novelties of a pandemic situation.