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Tax “Turning Point” Praised By Prime Minister
A new Europe-wide agreement on how to tackle tax avoidance has been praised by David Cameron as a “turning point”.
Tuition Fees “U-Turn” Being Discussed
A new study looking into the potential effects of bringing the maximum a university can charge in tuition fees down to £6,000 has presented its findings.
Woolwich Victim Was In Armed Forces, Government Confirm
A man murdered in Woolwich yesterday afternoon was a member of the British army, it has been confirmed by Whitehall.
Cameron/Clegg: Coalition Can Go Distance
The Prime Minister and his deputy have once again found themselves having to defend the coalition, saying neither party is planning to leave before the next election.
Wildlife Stocktake Reveals Fresh Extinction Concerns
Around one in ten flora fauna species in the UK are facing the real threat of extinction, according to the latest 'stock take' of what is living within our shores.
Afghan Interpreters Offered UK Visas
600 interpreters in Afghanistan who worked closely with British troops will be offered the right to live in the UK, according to government sources.
Murder Leads To Domestic Abuse Inquiry Call
The family of a woman murdered by her ex-partner, a convicted murderer, are calling for an inquiry into how the authorities handle domestic abuse claims.
Scores Killed In Oklahoma Tornado
At least 91 people are feared dead in the Oklahoma town of Moore, after an enormous tornado ripped through there, with wind speeds topping 200mph.
Stark Warning From Prime Minister Over Tax Avoidance
Prime Minister David Cameron is warning those using overseas territories in tax avoidance schemes to “get their house in orders”, as investigators try to close loopholes.Welcome from the editor
Welcome to the May issue of Savista. This month we are celebrating Local History Month by featuring a number of articles from across the UK. We asked some of our writers to talk about their locality, and here is the result. I do hope that it inspires you to research into your area's history, we'd love to hear about it!
The Old Grey Whistle Blower
Do you agree with what our cogitating codger is saying this week?
Council elections are just a sham!
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- 23rd May 2013 10:54
A new Europe-wide agreement on how to tackle tax avoidance has been praised by David Cameron as a “turning point” http://t.co/QNlgFr2XhV - 23rd May 2013 10:38
A study looking into potential effects of lowering maximum university tuition fee down to £6,000 reveals findings http://t.co/x8bvgV3h8a - 23rd May 2013 10:29
A man murdered in Woolwich yesterday afternoon was a member of the British army, it has been confirmed by Whitehall http://t.co/YeKNxzYT70
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