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January 20, 2022
The confidentiality rules that apply to HM Revenue & Customs information and guidance on the circumstances in which information may be disclosed
January 20, 2022
The confidentiality rules that apply to HM Revenue & Customs information and guidance on the circumstances in which information may be disclosed
November 27, 2021
A leading Scottish salmon producer hired a private investigator to snoop on a key critic of the fish farming industry, an investigation can reveal.
October 5, 2021
This privacy notice provides an overview on how we use your personal data. We believe it is very important to respect the privacy of individuals, and to make only safe and ethical use of the information that is provided.
September 29, 2021
A HUMAN resources expert who lost her claim she was dismissed by Sellafield because she reported bullying allegations is appealing the decision.
July 31, 2021
); The survivor saw the letter, written in 1980, for the first time last month. By Órla Ryan Saturday 31 Jul 2021, 12:05 AM 4 hours ago 8,430 Views 0 Comments A WOMAN WHO received personal documents from the Department of Children says her signature was forged on a letter sent to nuns from a Mother and Baby Home in 1980 thanking them for the...
June 13, 2021
A survivor’s daughter says the approach is “incomprehensible” and raises “serious questions”.
June 13, 2021
The G7 summit, a bright and sunny day ahead and the latest on international travel.
May 30, 2021
Dont show me this message again✕ Femi Adenuga (Supplied) An IT professional has spoken out for the first time since launching a £1m lawsuit after a wrongful entry on a police computer led to his passport being confiscated for five years. Adekunle ‘Femi’ Adenuga, who was born in the UK, was mistakenly classed as “remaining in the UK without leave” and unable to travel after the Metropolitan Police wrongly recorded him as linked to identity fraud on its database, the Crime Reporting I...
May 30, 2021
An IT professional has spoken out for the first time since launching a £1m lawsuit after a wrongful entry on a police computer led to his passport being confiscated for five years. Adekunle “Femi” Adenuga, who was born in the UK, was mistakenly classed as “remaining in the UK without leave” and unable to travel after the Metropolitan Police wrongly recorded him as linked to identity fraud on its database, the Crime Reporting Information System...