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High street banks have attracted 1,163 complaints over data breaches in a year according to consumer group Which?
claims the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) is doing too little to protect consumers' data, the Daily Mail reports.
Santander, Halifax, Barclays and Nationwide were accused of losing details, sending personal documents in unsealed envelopes, and linking customers to the wrong addresses.
Baron abandons Big Society
Lord Wei has quit his role as government adviser on the Big Society in another embarrassing blow to the scheme.
Wei, a former strategist as alternative investment charity Absolute Return for Kids, quit the role to work with the Community Foundation Network, the Financial Times reports.
Shadow cabinet office minister Tessa Jowell claimed the prime minister has tried unsuccessfully to launch the Big Society four times and called the initiative "a farce".
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ARK (ABsolute Return for Kids)
The charity ARK (Absolute Return for Kids) is not what they say. Those at ARK have certainly been eating at the table where the food is poisoned. ARK is located within the John Adam St Gang (also known as the Committee of 300, or the ‘olympians’) in London, where a powerful network of corrupt corporations and charities have their offices. Via EIM Group (private military intelligence) ARK is connected to the Dutroux scandal in Belgium. They are connected to paedophile rings, involved in eugenics (selective human breeding which the Nazis practiced) and human re-engineering, amongst other things. ARK employed Schillings law firm to attempt to remove information from the internet which exposes this . Although these letters have been online now for over two years, ARK have not taken this to court, and it is still difficult to access this information online. This story has been on the Wikileaks website for some years now, but the links are currently broken. Many are protecting this story. Direct links below will take you to this story or go to UK 911forum, ‘War on Children’ section, to the thread titled ‘Schillings solicitors letters re ARK, direct links’. Links: ‘Ark Schools Academies and Eugenics’: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBxQpft5F_k More on this story here, including direct links to solicitors letters: http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=20528
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