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Welsh & European Graphic & Interactive Designer/Developer, especially in e-learning, but also in indoor mapping. Lomographer. Views are own; weithiau yn Gymraeg
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This is off the top of my head.
These sorts of inefficiencies happen on quite literally a daily basis. Everybody in the system knows this. Everyone.
Yet what is the government’s diagnosis?
“Juries. They are the problem. Get rid of juries.”
It is absolutely mind-boggling.
These sorts of inefficiencies happen on quite literally a daily basis. Everybody in the system knows this. Everyone.
Yet what is the government’s diagnosis?
“Juries. They are the problem. Get rid of juries.”
It is absolutely mind-boggling.
November 27, 2025 at 8:06 PM
This is off the top of my head.
These sorts of inefficiencies happen on quite literally a daily basis. Everybody in the system knows this. Everyone.
Yet what is the government’s diagnosis?
“Juries. They are the problem. Get rid of juries.”
It is absolutely mind-boggling.
These sorts of inefficiencies happen on quite literally a daily basis. Everybody in the system knows this. Everyone.
Yet what is the government’s diagnosis?
“Juries. They are the problem. Get rid of juries.”
It is absolutely mind-boggling.
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Enough is enough. Bravo to Swedish publishers who have filed a criminal complaint against Facebook and Meta over scam adverts which steal journalists' identities and mis-use trusted media brands pressgazette.co.uk/platforms/fa...
News publishers file criminal complaint against Mark Zuckerberg over scam ads
Facebook scam ads prompt criminal complaintt rom publishers' group against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
pressgazette.co.uk
November 28, 2025 at 1:23 PM
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Tim Horlick, 64, the financier behind a contentious £255 million PPE deal, bought the grade II listed Pimlico flat in November 2020. The acquisition came only a few months after his trading firm, Ayanda Capital, was awarded the major government contract.
November 26, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Tim Horlick, 64, the financier behind a contentious £255 million PPE deal, bought the grade II listed Pimlico flat in November 2020. The acquisition came only a few months after his trading firm, Ayanda Capital, was awarded the major government contract.