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yuriko

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    It used to be the case that there is only a single UK government. The local governments (Scotland, Wales, NI) are formed no more than ~20 years ago, and are in charge of local affa…

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    This headline is incredible, are there actually existing case laws of illegal strike resulting in custodial sentences?

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    Feel free to create a pull request

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    Comment #32208779

    Based on the information in the README, wouldn't that be possible to accomplish in a simple bash script?

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    Comment #31930721

    Based on the reliability of GitHub Actions, the status page can suffer quite a significant downtime as well...

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    Comment #29174453

    Explanatory note from UK Supreme Court: https://www.supremecourt.uk/press-summary/uksc-2019-0213.htm...

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    Now Git operations also down...

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    What if Twitter has an outage... Reminds me of the time when Twitter had an outage, because an FB outage made people go on Twitter to ask whether FB is down

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    See also: https://www.gov.uk/aaib-reports/aaib-investigation-to-boeing...

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    /r/legaladvice

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    Judgment text: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2021/27.html

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    IIRC this is a criminal case, so the appeal does not go to the High Court. The first appellant court is Court of Appeal (Criminal Division).

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    > I'm very disappointed by the lack of press for such a major extradition case! This is a criminal case heard at a magistrates court, if I understand correctly, the media are not p…