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And talking of insanely shallow and stupid programmes... Law & Order: UK (ITV1) is back – unfathomably for its fourth series.

DW is a Professor at the School of Psychology, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and the Principal investigator of the South African Research Ethics Training Initiative and the WHO-UNAIDS African AIDS Vaccine Programmes' Ethics, Law and Human Rights Centre, School of Psychology, University of KwaZulu-Natal.

BARACK OBAMA signed his health-care programme into law 427 days after taking office.

How do you hope to ensure that your programmes and laws last after you?People get used to things getting better.

The commission's next programme of law reform begins in October but it is seeking public responses to help it identify priorities.

Future plans include setting up a website, providing a training programme for law students who work as volunteers and recruiting more volunteer pro bono solicitors and advisers to increase the services offered without incurring staff costs.

Justice Secretary Mr Grayling told the Today programme the law allowed "very rare occasions where trials or parts of trials can take place in camera, in private - this is always a matter for the judges".

In recent years, significant funding has been allocated for social programmes, new laws have been adopted and family systems have been improved.

"We are not persuaded that it will ever be possible to programme the laws of war into a 'killer robot'..

"Northwestern and Georgetown both have strong law programmes, and we have a strong relationship with Duke University.

The Icai report rightly criticises DfID for funding rule of law programmes without a strong evidence base.