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Last chance to gain closure on guilty secrets

Since December 31, 2015, individuals who wanted to make a disclosure of tax irregularities to HMRC have had few places to turn. With the closure of all the previous routes, including the Liechtenstein Disclosure facility, HMRC had failed to deliver its new facility which it had promised would be available from April 2016.

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‘Charlie Kray was a charmer’

Jonathan Goldberg is one of the most colourful criminal barristers in Britain. But what is it like defending people that the rest of us think are guilty?

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He became famous for exposing the hacking of Milly Dowler’s phone. But lawyer Mark Lewis insists the press aren’t entirely to blame and there are still more ‘dirty tricks’ to uncover

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Car parking guru finds a space in the market

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A woman's charitable drive to bank time

The director of the Jewish Volunteering Network on donating her time to the community — and why we should do the same