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Jamie Davies

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I’m Jamie Davies and I find business strategies used in property selling, minibus taxi services, and importing goods pretty interesting.

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An excessive exposure

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By Jamie Davies
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español En este artículo, argumentaré que lo que Levinas caracteriza como el Decir precipita una ética que no está atrapada en la trampa de un concepto jurídico del deber, sino que más bien excede esta categoría en su despliegue de una forma de vida cuya morada en el Lenguaje es el habitar de la ética como una morada eternamente extraña, una en la que el sujeto del deber se deshace.
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World Curlew Day – celebrating the conservation role of shooting

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By Jamie Davies
| BASC
Today, 21 April, is the ninth annual World Curlew Day which helps drive awareness and action for what many consider to be the UK’s number one bird conservation priority. This annual day in the calendar is the brainchild of journalist and author Mary Colwell and the committed curlew conservation community, which includes BASC and its members. So, what do things look like in 2026? Frankly, the conservation status of curlew remains frightening.
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BASC welcomes removal of deactivated firearms notification requirement

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By Jamie Davies
| BASC
BASC has welcomed the revocation of the requirement to notify police of the possession or transfer of deactivated firearms. The change, which came into force on 4 March 2026 through the Firearms (Revocation, Consequential Amendment and Saving Provision) Regulations, removes the requirement for individuals to notify police when they possess or transfer a deactivated firearm. The update was confirmed in a Home Office Circular.
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