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ITV have released its duty of care for those participating in TV shows, more below. Shame a series of unfortunate incidents occurred to make this happen. Following media, public and parliamentary scrutiny of its practices in the wake of the suicide of a participant in British tabloid talk show The Jeremy Kyle Show, UK commercial PSB ITV has outlined its guidelines on protecting participants in programmes made for

Donald Trump has weighed making his staff take lie detector tests President is concerned about leaks coming from his administration Most leaks involve news stories he does not view favorable to him  ‘He wanted to polygraph every employee in the building to unearth who it was who spoke to the press,’ an official said Trump has long been paranoid about leaks He has complained of ‘snakes’ in

Spotting A Liar Children learn to lie between the ages of 2 and 5, by adulthood most are prolific liars. One recent study goes as far to suggest the average person hears up to 200 lies a day which does sound a little on the high side, I guess it depends on interactions with others. Obviously the majority of lies are classed ‘white lies’ the in-sequential niceties,

Lie Detectors UK win another award… Lie Detectors UK are extremely proud we have won another award this year, Corporate Livewire have announced that we have been successful in winning ‘Lie Detector Service of the Year’ This is the second award we have won this year which is a testament to our examiners and thanks to our clients. We are in the process of opening another office

UK Polygraph Association new appointment Jason Hubble the chief examiner of Lie Detectors UK has been appointed to the position of Secretary of the UK Polygraph Association, this recognises his hard work and dedication to the profession. The UK Polygraph Association is the original professional polygraph Association in the UK and is the only one that enforces all its members are up to date with their advanced

Manchester Police use Lie Detector Greater Manchester Police are tackling the growing number of sex offenders in our communities with the use of lie detector tests. There are around 3500 registered sex offenders in the area, officers say the number is growing by 10% per year. The force told us their specialist officers are responsible for keeping tabs on 65 sex offenders each – which is way