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Female celebrities are scrutinised in a way that no men would be.

Yet UK politicians are already scrutinised in a way that would make better-paid media figures squirm.

The extent and scale of mass surveillance undertaken by Britain's spy agencies is to be scrutinised in a major inquiry to be formally launched on Thursday.

Singling out the Muslim community – and Muslim women in particular – will only make us feel more scrutinised in a society where we live under constant government scrutiny because of the horrendous actions of an extremist few.

To learn that the rationale behind midwife-led units will now be scrutinised in a review of NHS England's maternity services is to hear the screeching of brakes on the juggernaut that is childbirth ideology.

Allardyce declared himself happy with Sunderland's concentration and effort in the circumstances, but again criticised a schedule that means his team having to travel 1,800 miles in a week to play three away games – and hinted that his under-strength selection is scrutinised in a way other managers' aren't.

It recommended, however, that the final design be scrutinised in an independent peer-reviewed process.

In February, climate change creeds are scrutinised, in an NT documentary drama, Greenland, and in polemicist Richard Bean's new black comedy, The Heretic, at the Royal Court.

The BBC's news coverage of religion, immigration and Europe is to be scrutinised in an independent review following accusations of liberal bias.

Allegations that Pakistan's intelligence service was involved in the Mumbai terror attacks will be scrutinised in an American court case starting on Monday when the man who helped plan the 2008 strikes testifies against his alleged accomplice.

The ED record or proforma for each patient was then scrutinised in an attempt to extract these variables.