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Desecrated human skulls are being sold on social media in UK's unregulated bone trade - Vimarsana News

Desecrated human skulls are being sold on social media in UK's unregulated bone trade

Human skulls and bones are desecrated and sold on social media, but it's legal in the U.K.'s thriving human remains trade, a Live Science investigation has found.

Snapshot: asset confiscation in United Kingdom - Vimarsana News

Snapshot: asset confiscation in United Kingdom

A Q&A guide to confiscation in United Kingdom, covering the legal framework, secondary proceeds, third-party ownership, value-based confiscation, using confiscated property to settle claims and more.

Q&A: commercial litigation proceedings in United Kingdom (England & Wales) - Vimarsana News

Q&A: commercial litigation proceedings in United Kingdom (England & Wales)

An overview of key issues surrounding commercial litigation proceedings in United Kingdom (England & Wales), including procedural steps, evidence and court decision making.

Charges, jailtime for persons tendering dishonoured cheques – GRA warns - Vimarsana News

Charges, jailtime for persons tendering dishonoured cheques – GRA warns

See below the full statement from the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) wishes to advise the general public that TAXPAYERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES making payments by dishonoured cheques to the Authority may be s

A short history of how police have let down the LGBTQ community - Vimarsana News

A short history of how police have let down the LGBTQ community

Police attending Pride events in uniform is a topic that’s aroused contention, but a short look at the force's history may answer why.