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But there is a much wider concern that it has lost touch with the scientists.

Jimmy's death was a tragedy waiting to happen and it raises issues of wider concern that warrant urgent parliamentary scrutiny to prevent further deaths and injuries.

The case prompted wider concern that many police forces were failing to properly identify hate crimes motivated by disability and thus treating them as low-priority antisocial behaviour, something disability campaigners say too often remains the case.

And there are wider concerns that the relationship between the police and the press can be too close.

Her comments come amid wider concerns that the highest echelons of British business and politics are still off-limits to women.

With just a week to go before crucial elections, Labour was engulfed in a row over Livingstone's future and wider concerns that a series of scandals involving antisemitism was damaging its reputation.

For that reason, the commission's action against Hungary is based on technical issues rather than the wider concerns that Mr. Orban's government is undermining democracy, centralizing power and destroying pluralism.

With the EU opposed to whaling, it could prove to be an important issue, alongside wider concerns that EU fishing boats could be given access to the fecund Icelandic waters.

Mind also didn't get a strong sense from mental health services of a strategic drive to overcome ethnic inequalities – "examples of inspiring practice were very few" – suggesting that it reflects wider concerns that race equality has come down the agenda in recent years.

Mind also didn't get a strong sense from mental health services of a strategic drive to overcome ethnic inequalities—"examples of inspiring practice were very few"—suggesting that it reflects wider concerns that race equality has come down the agenda in recent years.

There has been wide concern that thousands of lives are being lost because treatment is patchy.