#uk-law

#uk-law

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Two people have been injured in an attack by an XL bully-type dog in Nottinghamshire. A man sustained significant but not life-threatening injuries, and the woman received an injury to her arm.

Deborah Mason, known as the "Queen Bee," was at the heart of a gang operating a cocaine supply chain with a street value of £80 million. The 'gangster granny' led her crew in delivering nearly a tonne of cocaine and managed to live luxuriously, as seen through extravagant purchases like a Gucci collar for her cat. Her leadership role included intense coordination with suppliers, further illustrating the depth of her criminal involvement.

The judges noted that adding 20% to private school fees would not have been possible under EU law, highlighting how Brexit has influenced UK policy freedom.

The Data (Use and Access) Bill is a comprehensive update to the UK's data protection legislation, aiming to streamline processes while also posing risks to individual rights.

Even if the primary purpose of your CCTV is to secure your property, if the cameras capture detailed images of areas where others have a reasonable expectation of privacy - such as a neighbour's garden or interior windows - this could be seen as a breach of that right.

Ojiri's refusal to disclose high-value art sales raises significant concerns about compliance in the art market, especially regarding transactions with suspected terrorists.

The new Crime and Policing Bill is intended to protect minors by not obligating teachers to report consensual underage relationships, thus defining child sexual abuse more clearly.