Jenny Paton, a mother of three from Dorset, took her local council to court for snooping on her using surveillance powers designed to combat terrorism. Poole borough council used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa), passed in 2000, to ascertain whether Paton did or did not live in the catchment area for Lilliput first …
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Tutors and Saturday Schools are ‘helping students into private schools’ Parents are investing a lot of time and money in ensuring their children are accepted into top private schools. It refers to the case of ten-year-old, whose parents have put her on an intensive 18-month programme to make sure she passes her 11-plus exams. “I …