loopholes in british system?
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i'm american but what i've heard about their immigration policies...i'd say there are loopholes..hijackers forced a plane to land and had 180 hostages they got welfare and subsidised housing for 5 months while the govt decided if they should get citizenship. they should have been arrested for committing a felony.
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This was on BBC Watch Dog a few weeks ago,they import the bikes from over seas,get in touch with the beeb,let them kick some butt and yes name and shame,Trading Standards (england)  through your local council etc.\nIf you cannot get them to contact trading standards then goto Citizens Advice
758980
Can't be bothered to type it all out....just look here...\nhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-21570,00.html
995289
All of it. It is all under review, and due for a complete overhaul upgrade. Some aspects will be kept similar or the same, but the majority of the rules are expected to change toward more complicated, difficult to understand terms and conditions, allowing more loopholes, even though the authorities claim the purpose is to simplify and make it so anyone can understand. This is a commonplace political tactic used globally, particularly in Western countries, to impede the public understanding and increase control and ability to manipulate the masses for unjust purposes. There is very little you can do about this, now that you know. Sorry.
196834
Yes its called "Big Brother". Think of the impications... fit in or f&%£ off.
749295
you really should be talking with the UK consulate in your area if you really are serious about this.Quick fixes are not there anymore I assure you
321041
yes you can!!\nhuman rights act in the uk relates to fairness of trial.\njudges are not protected my such immunity, as they doing their job wrong.
456597
this is a massive scam and you will lose out a lot of money - on no account do this - you are being conned\n\nthis scam has been featured in the uk and people have gotten into a lot of trouble because of it\n\nare there any consumer programmes that you can tell it too - the media gets to people a lot quicker than other methods
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In response:\n\nIn England, it is illegal for a commoner's dog to carnal knowledge of a dog of the Royal House\n\nIt is also illegal to hang a bed out of a window\n\nMost goods may not be sold on a Sunday, carrots excepted\n\nIt is illegal to stand within 90m of the reiging monarch not wearing socks\n\nSince 1313, it is illegal for an MP to enter the House of Commons wearing a full suit of armour\n\nIt is illegal for two adult men to have sex in the same house as a third perosn (yes, honestly!)\n\nIn York, excluding Sundays, it is legal to shoot a Scotsman with a bow and arrow\n\nIn the book (and now film) Casino Royale, the name "Vesper Lynd" is a wordplay on "West Berlin"\n\nThe British spend £440 million on prostitutes each year (not something to be proud of, I'm afraid)\n\nIn Avon, there is a place caled "Catbrain", I kid ye not\n\nAnd finally... in Britain, a license is required to keep a lunatic.\n\nHope this is of interest.
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It doesnt look as thought it exists. ARe you sure you have the right URL?\nWhat is the website that you are after actually offering? Maybe http://www.Direct.gov.uk will be able to point you to the right place.
852122
NO.! Corruption.\nIn what has become a predictable annual event, the EU Court of Auditors, once again refusing to certify the EU accounts as legal and reliable, listed a catalogue of institutional problems in its report of 24th October 2006.\nThe Court found "weak internal controls for the majority of EU expenditure”, The Court also reported a "high incidence of errors in the underlying transactions" and that "overdeclarations and ineligible expenditure [ie fraud] continue to go undetected within the majority of EU expenditure areas.\nDid you know this?\nPerhaps the most disturbing part of the Amsterdam Treaty was its provisions for the legal system known as Corpus Juris to be introduced throughout the EU. (Corpus Juris can be introduced by Qualified Majority Voting, so the EU can introduce it even if we were to refuse it by a 100% majority in Westminster.)\n[Section II, Chapter 8, heading (d): "Measures for countering fraud against the financial interests of the Community"]\n\nCorpus Juris will set up a European Public Prosecutor with over-riding criminal law jurisdiction throughout Europe, initially on matters of fraud against the EU budget, later to be extended to all criminal activities, which will thus come within the EU purview. Habeas Corpus and Trial by Jury - rights enjoyed by Britons since Magna Carta - are explicitly to be abolished under these proposals. \n\n[ The proposals are being drawn up by EU Commission (XX DG) which details an EU criminal code and code of procedure. Article 26.1 explicitly provides for cases (where the sentence can be up to seven years) to be heard by Courts "consisting of professional judges, excluding simple jurors and lay magistrates."]\n\nThe implications of this proposal cannot be overemphasised. As Churchill wrote "...the great principle of Habeas Corpus and Trial by Jury ... are the supreme protection invented by the British people for ordinary individuals against the state. The power of the executive to cast a man into prison without formulating any charge known to the law, and particularly to deny him judgment by his peers for an indefinite period, is in the highest degree odious, and is the foundation of all totalitarian governments."\n\n[ Winston Churchill, minute to the Home Secretary, 21 November 1943]\n\nThe obligation to conform to the requirements of the Amsterdam Treaty explains the Government's determination to press ahead with the abolition of the right to Trial by Jury for certain offences, despite defeat in the House of Lords and widespread opposition from lawyers and civil rights groups.\nVisit the website below,it certainly is an eye opener!!!
939917
i had asimilar problem a while back and got in touch with the inland revenue. in my case my employer had been deducting the payments and listing them on my wage slip but not forwardinig it on. the guy from the inland revenue said that as i had reasonable grounds to believe that paye and national insurance payments were being made that it was my employer and not me that they would chase and possibly prosecute if necessary.\nhope this helps
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The Equal Opportunities Commision is in charge of matter relating to bias and inequality in British life:\nhttp://www.eoc.org.uk/\n\nTHis page is all about the Gender Equality Duty which will help you:\nhttp://www.eoc.org.uk/Default.aspx?page=15016
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Yes there is but it is notorious for it's problems with it's computing system.  Major overhall in the near future and talk of the Inland Revenue or another such department taking over.
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http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1988/Uksi_19880066_en_1.htm
290509
Can you be more specific in what you are looking for?\n\nFor example are you looking for laws that are pertinent only to England?
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This may help\n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/en2000/2000en14.htm\n\nthere are other sites