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Daily Archives: 13th April 2016

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Senior Tory calls on government to overhaul internet abuse laws

UncategorizedBy hardwood_adm13th April 2016Leave a comment

The Guardian Parliament’s equalities chair warns against internet providers being allowed to hide behind free speech argument Maria Miller has called for tighter laws on online abuse Composite: The Guardian Britain needs better internet laws to stop online abuse that may be creating a nightmare for society in future, Maria Miller, the Conservative former culture…

Smugglers charging migrants £13,500 to get to the UK, says crime agency

UncategorizedBy hardwood_adm13th April 2016Leave a comment

The Guardian Traffickers are increasingly using less busy ports to get people ashore and have a range of tariffs depending on the route and method of transportation Migrants attempting to reach the UK are paying smuggling gangs as much as £13,500 to arrange their journey, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has revealed. Some of those…

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