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Thursday, August 2
Could Banks be liable when identity thieves open new accounts?
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IanPJ
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 23:45 BST
Suppose an identity thief takes out a loan in your name with a lender, defaults, and so blemishes your credit record. Do you have a claim against the lender for opening the account ?
If you could show that the lender had obtained your credit report, would the lender have obtained your credit report without a proper purpose, and would it therefore be liable?. more »
Iain Dales Top 20 Political Blogs
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IanPJ
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 22:45 BST
In September Harriman House will publish the 2007 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK. It will contain articles on blogging by some of Britain's leading bloggers, together with a directory of UK political blogs, and a series of Top 20s and Top 10s.
Instead of Iain picking his Top 100 UK political blogs (as he did last year) he would like fellow bloggers and blog readers to send him their Top 20 UK Political Blogs by email. He will then compile the Top 100 from those that you send in. Just order them from 1 to 20. Your top blog gets 20 points and your twentieth gets 1 point. more »
Top Lebanon cleric issues fatwa banning honour killings
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IanPJ
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 20:40 BST
LEBANON'S top Shi'ite Muslim cleric Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah overnight issued a fatwa, or religious edict, banning so-called honour killings as repulsive acts that contradict Islamic law.
"Honour killings are a repulsive act banned by Sharia," said Fadlallah, the spiritual leader of Shiite fundamentalists whose influence extends beyond Lebanon. more »
New Prisons in London and Liverpool
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IanPJ
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 19:18 BST
The National Offender Management Service announced today two competitions for the provision of new prisons at Maghull in Liverpool and Belmarsh West in South London.
The competitions will result in the award of Private Finance Initiative contracts to design, construct, manage and finance the prisons for 25 years more »
ACPO disagrees with Home Office to extend DNA collection
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IanPJ
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 17:03 BST
Tony Lake, ACPO lead on Forensics, Chair of the National DNA Database and Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police said:
“ACPO has real concerns about the proposals to extend the taking of DNA and fingerprints for non-recordable offences such as speeding or dropping litter. ACPO maintains the position that any proposal to take DNA or fingerprints has to be reasonable and proportionate to the crime. more »
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