Society daily 30.06.2010

Today's top SocietyGuardian news and comment Exclusive: Treasury leak reveals budget will cost 1.3m jobs Ken Clarke launches major assault on 'prison works' orthodoxy Review to look at fairness of incapacity benefit tests Austerity budget will have dire effect on the north Lower IQs found in disease-rife countries, scientists claim France outlaws psychological violence in attempt to tackle domestic abuse Ban homeopathy from NHS, say doctors All today's SocietyGuardian stories Other news… New data has revealed that more than a million Britons have undiagnosed Type 2 diabetes, twice as many as previously thought , according to the Daily Mail. A cheap non-invasive blood test to detect Down's syndrome in unborn babies is being developed by scientists , reports the Daily Mail. In today's SocietyGuardian supplement Elderly carers: how will the state cope when they are gone? Patrick Butler: Could drastic cuts make the public sector more creative? Has reporting of the Cumbria murders stopped mentally ill people seeking help? Housing benefit changes will push the poor out of town Interview: Health and Safety Executive chief Judith Hackitt on why workplace wellbeing is non-negotiable Live Q&A: Routes into social care, today 1pm If you are thinking of taking your first steps into the sector - or returning to the role following a break - we are bringing together a panel of experts to give guidance on routes into social care and to offer insider insights. Panel members include Jennifer Bernard from the Skills Academy, Randstad Care director Jonathan Wright, and Bournemouth University's Jonathan Parker. Post a question for the panel now here . Guardian Cutswatch Public services cuts are a national story - but also a local one. Last week, we launched Cutswatch , a Guardian crowdsourcing project. We want to build up a picture of where the cuts are happening, and try to understand how they are beginning to change our schools, hospitals, universities, social services, charities, leisure centres, libraries and housing and regeneration schemes. We want to chart how the deepest public spending cuts for 30 years are affecting individuals and neighbourhoods and how they will transform our communities. To do that, we need your help and your voices. Use our online form to tell us what's happening in your area or to the organisation you work for or receive services from. Tell us who it will affect and what the consequences are likely to be. Send us as much hard information as you can: links to articles or official papers, documents or announcements. Tell us about budget reductions, grant cuts, changes in work routines, cancelled projects and job losses. We will use the information you send to Cutswatch to help inform our news and features coverage, blogging and commentary across the Guardian and Observer. Here's a brief round-up of around 6,000 job cuts you've told us about so far. Guardian awards Guardian Public Services Awards 2010 Guardian Charity Awards 2010 SocietyGuardian Social Enterprise Summit We are starting to plan this year's Society Guardian Social Enterprise Summit. Last year's summit was a great success - you can read about it here . Once again we are looking to showcase inspiration, innovation and practical ideas on how social enterprises can deliver public services. Whether you are from the public sector or from a social business, we want you to tell us who you'd like to see and what you would like to see discussed. Email [email protected] . You can Follow Guardian Social Enterprise on Twitter . SocietyGuardian blogs Joe Public Sarah Boseley's global health blog Society Daily blog Society Daily blog editor: Patrick Butler Email the editor: [email protected] Follow Patrick Butler on Twitter Sign up to Society Daily email briefing SocietyGuardian links SocietyGuardian.co.uk Follow SocietyGuardian on Twitter Enter the Guardian Public Services Awards Public - the Guardian's website for senior public sector executives The Guardian's public and voluntary sector careers page Hundreds of public and voluntary sector jobs SocietyGuardian editor: Alison Benjamin Email the SocietyGuardian editor: [email protected]