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"At the core of my radical vision for Labour's future is a commitment to making tackling inequality the focus of everything our party does," said Smith.

South Wales police and the area's police and crime commissioner, Alun Michael, said that since the Veal case the force had made changes to the way it dealt with such cases and was making tackling domestic violence a priority.

Mr Findlay's pledges also include more free and affordable childcare, better access for women to further and higher education, a "modern day slavery bill to protect vulnerable women from physical and sexual exploitation", and making tackling domestic violence a top priority.

It made tackling climate change look cheap".

Brexit has made tackling them more urgent.

But the nature of the internet makes tackling low-level, high-volume cybercrime difficult anywhere.

President Jacob Zuma made tackling staggering unemployment the government's top priority on Thursday.

First, a switch to cleaner energy would make tackling other green concerns a lot easier.

George Osborne has made tackling the practice a priority for Britain's chairmanship of the G8.

London Fire Brigade said the fire appeared to have started in the basement, which made tackling it particularly risky.

Jo Swinson has made tackling negative messages about body image her top priority since she became Equalities minister.