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PC Harper killer is 'not a danger to anyone', his mother says (opens the original)
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The mother of one of PC Andrew Harper's killers has hit out at the decision to keep her son behind bars, claiming he is 'not a danger to anyone'. In an extraordinary tirade, Donna-Marie Bowers, 44, blamed 'the public' for a decision to block the early release of her son, Albert Bowers, and played down the brutal killing as 'a tragic accident'. Bowers, 24, was in a gang of teenagers who killed newlywed PC Harper, 28, as he tried to stop them stealing a quad bike in Berkshire in 2019. PC Harper wa
Lime bike pavement pests evade penalties for flouting parking rules (opens the original)
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They are the scourge of pavements the length and breadth of the country. Now a Daily Mail investigation can reveal why those who leave rented Lime bikes strewn across our streets keep getting away with it. Technology used by Lime is seriously flawed, meaning that in certain areas riders can park anywhere they please without any punishment, our findings reveal. Enforcement is so weak that our reporter was able to leave bikes obstructing London landmarks and on the doorsteps of multi-million pound
Woke barrister's 'hypocrisy' as he takes his non-profit offshore (opens the original)
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Left-wing campaign group Good Law Project has been accused of 'hypocrisy' after becoming an offshore trust in Jersey. Director Jolyon Maugham KC has restructured the non-profit organisation so it is owned by a 'purpose trust' on the island. But legal experts say the move is 'enormously hypocritical' because becoming a trust will 'give it the benefits' of being set up like a charity without having oversight from regulators. GLP, which uses judicial reviews to challenge the Government and public b
1,000 UK charities are hit by a huge cyber attack: Millions 'at risk' (opens the original)
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One of the biggest ever cyber-attacks on the charity sector may have been trigged by a 'huge human error'. Up to 1,000 charities have been caught up in the hack, including Breast Cancer UK, English National Ballet and the Molly Rose Foundation. Criminals targeted Beacon CRM, which provides customer management software to the charity sector. It is thought the firm mistakenly published an access key online that allowed hackers to copy its databases. The blunder means millions of charity supporters
NHS halts Palantir training amid pressure to ditch US firm (opens the original)
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The NHS scrapped plans to train staff on how to use technology made by Palantir over fears of a backlash. The Florida-based firm has helped develop a new data platform to bring together information from across the health service. Official figures show that an extra 110,000 operations have gone ahead since the Federated Data Platform (FDP) was introduced. But plans to train more staff on how to use the technology have been ditched following negative publicity. Tom Bartlett, former deputy director
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