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31.08.2010
High-street law firms are under threat on all sides. But they must move with the times and offer more accessible, flexible services The fabled high-street network of law firms is in danger . The threats are piling up – legal aid cuts, \' Tesco Law \', being thrown off mortgage lenders\' panels and difficulties securing indemnity insurance to name just four. Access to justice, we are repeatedly told, is in peril. Here\'s a thought: So what? High-street law firms have become synonymous with access to justice, but this seems...
High-street law revolution must focus on customer satisfaction
31.08.2010
Acceptance of inequality rests on assumptions that \'free markets\' make us all richer in the end. Growth figures tell it differently As Nick Clegg fends off accusations of selling out and Labour leadership candidates set out their stall, debates about inequality show no sign of going away. But the moral arguments are rarely extended far enough, and virtually no pol...
We lost sight of fairness in the false promise of wealth | Ha-Joon Chang
23.08.2010
Recent Republican attacks are the dying embers of resentment rather than a return to Northern Ireland\'s \'bad old days\' A young man took me to a memorial for three people who had been murdered by loyalists in an estate in Lurgan. He was related to one of the victims. As he told me what had happened, it was clear that he was filled with anger and the desire for retribution. This young man supported Continuity IRA (CIRA) and was actively involved in rioting. The murders too...
Dissidents won't destabilise Northern Ireland peace process | Tim Chapman
19.08.2010
As a tribute to the remarkable historian Tony Judt, who died last week, we publish one of his final essays I was raised on words. They tumbled off the kitchen table on to the floor where I sat: grandfather, uncles and refugees flung Russian, Polish, Yiddish, French and what passed for English at one another in a competitive cascade of assertion and interrogation. Sententious flotsam f...
If words fall into disrepair, what will substitute? They are all we have | Tony Judt
31.08.2010
Political short-termism has failed the young. Yet attacking the elderly and sick instead of inequality will only help Osborne It\'s an anxious time for those 180,000 teenagers chasing the last university places in clearing ; nails are bitten to the quick, eyes glazed from internet searching. Politicians\' blandishments about a spell of CV-enhancing volunteering jar painfu...
Generational warriors have a point. But go easy on the old | Madeleine Bunting
29.08.2010
Minister says BBC \'has to live on the same planet\' as official austerity drive and won\'t rule out licence fee reduction The culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has warned the BBC that it faces making deeper cuts and refused to rule out a reduction the licence fee. Hunt, speaking in an interview at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, likened the BBC\'s situation to that facing government departments, which he said are being forced to make cuts upward of 25%. "The BBC has to live on the same planet as everyone else," he said. He was then asked if he considered th...
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt tells BBC to prepare for deeper cuts
21.08.2010
RAE Systems Deploys Translations.com’s GlobalLink™ Technology to Translate Global Website
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Translations.com, the world’s largest privately held provider of translation services and technology, today announced the successful localization of RAE Systems’ website, www.raesystems.com, into Dutch, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Portuguese. Utilizing Translations...19.08.2010
Around 180,000 candidates chasing clearing places on day of record A-level results A scramble for clearing places began today as many students celebrated getting into their chosen university while others discovered they had narrowly missed out. Some universities have rejected students who missed their offers by just one grade. A total of 180,000 candidates are chasing places in clearing, compared with 135,000 last year according to Ucas. There are around 18,500 courses with vacancies, Ucas said, down on 32,000 courses with vacancies last year. On some courses, such as business studies, there are more than 1,200 clearing places for UK and Eu...
Clearing scramble for remaining university places
