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Name: Allan SaldanhaAge: 41Occupation: Audit managerIncome: 拢125,000 salary plus investment income From a young age Ive believed in giving to charity. Visiting family in India and witnessing the poverty there encouraged me to donate to charities active in developing countries. At work
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Usually one of the busiest courts in the country, the corridors of Manchester crown court were unusually quiet.Outside, dozens of criminal law barristers gathered at the entrance in their gowns and wigs to mark the beginning of a strike across England and Wales over pay and an unsustainable justice system. The system is in crisis, said Kirsty Brimelow QC, a criminal law barrister and the vice-chair of the Criminal Bar Association CBA , who should have been in court 7 to defend two young men on terrorism charges.That trial was one of many in Manchester postponed because of a lack of legal representation for those in the dock.
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