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The Bakers Union and MP’s are again demanding that Orchard House Food pay the workers, at their recently closed Gateshead plant, the redundancy payments they are owed before Christmas. As things stand the company, that supplies the likes of Marks and Spencer and Pret A Manger, and which is a going concern with a factory still… Read more »
The UK’s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), has condemned an incident in the Yorkshire Dales where a nest of hen harrier chicks is suspected of being deliberately destroyed by human activity. North Yorkshire Police is calling for anyone with information about the incident near Whernside earlier this year to… Read more »
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By Blaine Williams The government may potentially be violating the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in a new bill which will allow witnesses the right to anonymity. The new legislation, which is being debated today in parliament, will give witnesses the right to give evidence anonymously from the time they give a statement to… Read more »
By politics.co.uk staff A data disk containing details of 2,000 British Council employees has been lost. The data included names, national insurance numbers, salary and bank account details of the Council’s UK staff. The British Council, which promotes British art and culture around the world, has said that the disk is securely encrypted to keep… Read more »
