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From the first day Shanley Breese started her law degree at the University of Edinburgh, she encountered demeaning comments about her accent. She was told she was hard to understand and was asked to repeat herself in tutorials when she used words from the Scots language. It was just a little thing to differentiate us and point it out 鈥?It meant that I didnt participate in my tutorials, she says.Breese was also shocked to walk around campus and hear students slagging off clothes from high street brands such as Primark and TK M stanley cup axx, as well as conversations in lecture halls about inheritance tax that concluded with statements such as rich people just work harder than poor people .With only about a quarter of the universitys students coming from Scotland, and the rest being from elsewhere in the UK or overseas, Breese felt in a m stanley water bottle inority.In October, the student news publication The Tab Edinburgh received a backlash for commenting that the lack of Scottish students in one of its TikTok videos was as God intended . This comment was the final straw. Breese was so d stanley cup isturbed by the discrimination around her she decided to set up a support group for students like herself.The Scottish Social Mobility Society was founded in Edinburgh with the aim to provide a community for Scottish students, who are often from working-class backgrounds and frequently experience feelings of alienation, micro-aggressions and subtle acts of exclusion at the university .The University of Edinburgh is no Oxsh UK to press Maldives government over human rights abuses
A highly controversial tax deal which cost the public purse billions may have been illegal, according to allegations being examined by a powerful parliamentary committee.The public accounts committee is considering stanley thermos claims from a whistleblower who says that an agreement to waive a potential tax bill of up to 拢7bn from Vodafone may have been outside the powers of HM Revenue and Customs HMRC .Separately, the whistleblower has also claimed that an agreement that HMRC officials claimed let the US-based bank Goldman Sachs off less than 拢10m was actually worth about 拢20m to taxpayers.The committee wants to commission a QC to examine the allegations in depth.The move could cause further problems for Dave Hartnett, the head of HMRC, who has admitted making mistakes while settling high-yield tax disputes with multinational companies.He is already facing an independent investigation from a judge who has been commissioned by the National Audit Office to ex stanley ca amine the deals.Margaret Hodge, who chairs the committee, said she had received the new allegations from someone with an apparent detailed knowledge of the deals and confirmed that a senior counsel may now assess them. The main allegation is that senior officials at Revenue and Customs have acted ultra vires [beyond their powers] and we are duty bound to take that seriously, she said.Hartnett has been stanley ca accused of letting Vodafone forgo a reported 拢6.75bn in tax when settling a longstanding dispute with the company.The dispute
 
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The first Sam Hallam heard of the crime that would cost him seven years of his life was when two girls approached him in the street. They told him that they knew what had happened 鈥?there had been a st stanley cup becher reet brawl two days earlier in east London involving about 40 people and he had attacked a young man who was now dead. Hallam, then 17 and with no criminal convictions, was bewildered. He hadnt even been there, let alone attacked the victim, a popular 21-year-old trainee chef called Essayas Kassahun. It worried him enough to ask his brother whether he should talk to the police. His brother told him it was just a groundless rumour, and advised him that there was no need to go to the police but he should steer clear of the area.It was a week after the incident in October 2004 when four or five police officers turned up at his mothers flat. He told them that he knew why they were there and that it stanley cup must be a mix up. He was arrested and stanley cups taken to Belgravia police station. That was devastating for me, Hallam says. But he wasnt worried about the outcome. He simply wasnt there. He would explain everything, tell them what he was doing and be released in a couple of hours.But that didnt happen. It turned out he was mistaken about his alibi 鈥?he had said he thought hed been playing football with his friend Timothy Harrington, but Harrington told the police hed not seen him that week. The police said he had deliberately provided a fake alibi. He was held at the station for two days, then c Vdjs General election: Johnson insists he opposed early release for terrorists long before London Bridge attack 鈥?live news
A judge who granted bail to a man who went on to murder his former partner had been told the man was violent and likely to harm her, the Crown Prosecution Service CPS said today.Jonathan Vass, 30, stabbed Jane Clough, a 26-year-old nurse, to death in July in a Blackpool hospital car park while on bail on charges of raping her. She had been due to give evidence against him on the rape charges when he attacked her.Clough, mother of an infant daughter she had with Vass, was taken to the accident and emergency department at the Royal Victoria hospital, where she had been about to start her shift. Colleagues did not recognise her because of the severity of her injuries.Judge Simon Newell said in a statement issued by the Judicial Communications Office JCO that he had not been told that Vass, an ambulance technician, was likely to commit further offences against his former partner.The CPS has now said it told the judge there was an extreme likelihood Vass would interfere with witnesses and that Vass, of Preston, Lancashire, had committed violent crimes against his former partner.Last month, Vass pleaded guilty to murdering Clough. The judge presiding over the murder case, Judge Anthony Russell QC, jailed him for life with a minimum tariff of 30 years. The rape charges were ordered to li stanley thermos e on file.Clough s parents are angry that Vass was granted bail. He had the p stanley quencher ower, as a judge, to remand Vass stanley mug in custody and keep Jane safe, Clough s mother, Penny, said o
 
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