Monthly Archive: May 2012

May 30

Diamond jubilee in charts: how has Britain changed since Elizabeth took the throne?

Remember a 97.5% top tax rate, troops in Malaya and buying a Guardian for 28p? How different is Britain today – and where does the Queen get her cash from now? Get the key data
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May 29

George Osborne forced into pasty tax U-turn

Government backs down over chancellor’s budget measures and agrees concessions on secret courts plan

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May 29

Community right to challenge: what it means for your organisation

Voluntary and community organisations have an opportunity to deliver local services – here is what you need to know

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May 28

What does the localism agenda mean for women?

Two experts share their views on whether women can make the most of opportunities granted to communities under the Localism Act

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May 28

Democracy isn’t about easy answers- that’s why we should give prisoners the right to vote.

by Adam Colclough Prime Minister David Cameron told MPs this week that he will resist calls from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to give prisoners in UK jails the right to vote. The issue was, he said, one that should be decided by ‘parliament and not a foreign court.’ He was responding to …

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May 28

Co-op “stitched up” Manager Over “Del Boy Car Boot Sale” of Drugs in Car Park

A manager who worked for the Co-op was sacked after exposing the illegal sale of prescription drugs in scenes reminiscent of the escapades of Arthur Daley and Del Boy Trotter,’ referring to characters in Minder and Only Fools And Horses a Tribunal in Stoke-on-Trent has said. The Co-op sold many thousands of pounds worth of medicines …

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May 28

Half of female refugees ‘raped’

Almost half of women seeking asylum in Britain have fallen victim to rape in their home countries, according to a report published by a refugee support group. Conducted in Stoke-on-Trent, London, Manchester, Bradford, Cardiff, Newport and Glasgow, the research found that most of the women in the sample had experienced serious human rights abuses, including rape, …

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