Claire Bradley

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It's horrific. Thoughts and prayers for Jamaica - this storm is horrendous.

Agreed. In plenty of cultures and contexts, calling an older generation woman "aunt" is common.

l do!

40. We agree with the Appellant that the test cannot be one which is determined by whether the chocolate like substance is visible. However, having considered the detail of HMRC's case we do not interpret HMRC's case as one founded only or materially on the visibility of the Ring despite the language used in the Decisions and the review of them. 41. We have carefully considered the arguments put to us and consider that the statutory test requires us to examine the outer surface of the finished product as a whole (see in particular the approach adopted in BN Tartelettes) to determine whether chocolate or a similar substance has been laid over the surface of the finished product so as to thereby form the outer surface of that finished product. In so concluding we do not strictly impute a purpose test for the cover, rather it is a test which can be objectively discerned by the informed consumer by asking: is the chocolate like substance laid over the other elements so as to form, in whole or in part, the outer surface of that finished product viewed sensibly?

Picture of the biscuits

Fans of VAT food and drink cases will enjoy this decision, where the Tax Tribunal was entertained with two days of argument on whether Ferrero Nutella chocolate biscuits (pictured) are “covered in chocolate”. caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukftt/tc/202....

Same.

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Asylum seekers, housed in hotels in Manchester, are reaching out in their own words to address the concerns of the local community.

Please take a minute to read their letter, & share it with the people in your life who need to hear the truth about the people they are protesting.

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We really need to understand what @goodlawproject.bsky.social university societies might look like - what they might do, what support we might offer, what we might do, how they might be structured.

Not just uni societies, although they are obviously important and can be major drivers for change bsky.app/profile/thie...

I was recently invited to present my thoughts on the role of universities in the #climate crisis

Several audience members asked that I share my slides, so I've decided to post them here too as an open resource

I'd love any feedback, & for you to share examples of projects & best practice.

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Result!

Putins useful idiots maybe?

Money?

How did it taste?

The latter seems the best option.

Seconded.

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True - there is precious little love found in the CJS : )

So no one should bother campaigning then. And l'm not we still have a two party system as most people l know have given up on both the Conservatives and Labour. The next election is likely to show gains by both the Lib dem's and reform.

Data shows 1 in 4 people in the UK has a police record Newly released Ministry of Justice data prompts calls for fairer system of checks for employment.

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l read somewhere that a quarter of the population in England and Wales has a criminal record. Which is insane, but quite understandable when you read about cases like this. What happened to the test that you should only criminalise if the behaviour harms an individual and harms society?

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100%

That's a ridiculous thing to criminalise.

Campaigning against is not the same as campaigning for. lt's like the difference between running away from something that repels you and running towards something you seek.

Campaigning against is not the same as campaigning for. Though few people could have predicted how bad things would be under Labour. They have been very disappointing - people expected so much better.

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