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No plan B for objective valuesThe process for adjusting objective values (property rates used for tax purposes) is fast turning into a fiasco, as it appears unlikely the project can be completed in time, while the Finance Ministry doesn’t seem to have an alternative plan either.
Eight million broadband customers overcharged as providers keep quiet when contracts expire
Dave the cat banned from local shop after 13 years because of complaint from anonymous customer
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German car-makers have 'blood on their hands' in diesel scandalGrman car-makers have “blood on their hands” due to rigging diesel exhaust tests which led to the deaths of thousands of Britons, the Government's former chief scientist has said.Professor Sir David King said it was “simply astonishing” that Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler had performed rigged experiments on monkeys and that such duplicity had caused the deaths of large numbers of people in the UK.
Campaigners call for boiling alive of crabs and lobsters to be bannedMore than 22,500 people have signed a petition, calling for Crustacean Compassion's demands.
UK mass surveillance programme ruled unlawful as campaigners call for overhaul of 'snooper's charter'The Government’s mass surveillance programme to collect people's internet activity and phone records has been ruled unlawful by the Court of Appeal.Judges said the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act (Dripa) 2014 breached EU law as it allowed the data to be harvested for reasons other than fighting serious crime.It also enabled police and public bodies to authorise their own access, avoiding prior authorisation by a court or independent body.
Big game hunter shot dead as he aimed at lion he wanted to killPero Jelenic hit by a stray bullet while hunting big cats bred in captivity
Motorists should be penalised for going just 1mph over the speed limit, Britain’s road policing chief says
Parents face arrest if their kids are caught 'sexting', warn policeParents who sign for mobile phone contracts on behalf of their children are liable for any ‘sexting’ images shared by teenagers, police said today.A senior detective said police could then raid family homes, seize computers and phones and arrest ‘innocent’ parents as part of their criminal inquiries.
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QuoteUK mass surveillance programme ruled unlawful as campaigners call for overhaul of 'snooper's charter'The Government’s mass surveillance programme to collect people's internet activity and phone records has been ruled unlawful by the Court of Appeal.Judges said the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act (Dripa) 2014 breached EU law as it allowed the data to be harvested for reasons other than fighting serious crime.It also enabled police and public bodies to authorise their own access, avoiding prior authorisation by a court or independent body.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/uk-surveillance-digital-gchq-snooping-charter-court-unlawful-intelligence-security-services-a8185176.html
REVEALED: Why Angela Merkel REALLY opened the borders to Germany - and EuropeANGELA Merkel welcomed more than one million refugees into Germany during the European migrant crisis to save Berlin from losing millions of euros from a Greece bail out deal, a politics expert has claimed.
Woman fined £600 and threatened with jail after accidentally putting cardboard box in wrong bin'My daughter was so upset because she thought Mummy may be spending Christmas behind bars,' says Alison Mapletoft A woman was given a £600 fine and threatened with jail after she accidentally put a single cardboard box in the wrong bin.Alison Mapletoft and her family were left "extremely distressed" when an enforcement firm contracted by her local council demanded the money.When the mother-of-two phoned 3GS, she was told that she faced a prison sentence or a £2,500 fine unless she paid up.