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Thankfully, the Government is finally responding to these concerns – and in the next few months, ministers are keen to introduce blanket bans in prisons across England and Wales.

Hunt admitted that while he did not believe it was possible to introduce blanket regulation for the internet, he was keen to put online content rules under scrutiny.

Some local authorities have introduced blanket policies of not placing young adults in colleges outside the area.

Aside from the risk of accidental layover by the parent, bed-sharing also introduces blankets and pillows, which further increases the risk of accidental infant suffocation.

The psychoactive substances bill or legislation to introduce a blanket ban on legal highs is to be introduced this week.

The government are planning to bring in a Psychoactive Substances Bill which looks to introduce a blanket ban on legal highs.

It charged €7m for the seven-page memo which fed into finance minister Brian Lenihan's controversial decision to introduce a blanket guarantee for the Irish banks in September 2008.

The UK government has hailed a "historic" EU agreement to introduce a blanket ban on the "scandal" of dumping dead fish back in the sea.

The bill will introduce a blanket £26,000 cap on household welfare benefits and lead to the introduction of Duncan Smith's universal credit, which wraps most benefits into one payment.

But it was the decision on 29 September 2008, led by Lenihan, to introduce a blanket guarantee for debt in six Irish banks to avert the collapse of Anglo-Irish that in retrospect has been seen as cataclysmic.

Following the IOC's refusal to introduce a blanket ban, it has been left to individual federations to grant Russians permission to compete, subject to ratification from the court of arbitration for sport.