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Backlash grows against Health Secretary's announcement of 10-year sentences for flouting Covid 'red list' quarantine rules
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Backlash grows against Health Secretary's announcement of 10-year sentences for flouting Covid 'red list' quarantine rules
Tories slam Matt Hancock for 'demeaning his office' with overblown threats of 10 YEARS in jail for 'red list' travellers who lie on forms as it emerges the law WON'T be changed and experts vow to 'eat a face mask' if anyone ever gets the full punishment Travellers who lie about visiting 'red list' country face a 10-year prison sentence Former Supreme Court justice Lord Sumption says term is 'extraordinarily high' Lord Sumption suggested ministers were 'unfit to hold office' over the decision Arrivals from red list country will pay £1,750 to quarantine in hotels for 10 days
Published December 28, 2020, 3:57 PM The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) has transferred some of its regulatory functions to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) following a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) signed last Oct. 23. In a joint public announcement, the NMP said it will transfer its important regulatory functions to the NCCA which covers the following: · Registration of Cultural Property · Regulation of declared National Cultural Treasures, declared Important Cultural Properties, and presumed Important Cultural Properties · Removal of the presu...
Dexter Lodge, a farmer of Red Ground in St Elizabeth, was on Thursday, December 10, sentenced in the St Elizabeth Parish Court to two years in prison, suspended for two years by Parish Judge Ann Marie Granger. In her summation, the judge outlined that Lodge’s action was frowned upon by the court, but there were mitigating circumstances which were considered in imposing the sentence, one of which was the fact that the accused had pleaded guilty in the first instance. The allegations were that on May 30, 2017, another person successfully sat a written driver’s licence examination at the Spa...