Riot Act compensation cap threatens ‘ghettoisation’ of UK towns and cities
The compensation cap proposed as part of a Riot Act Bill could cause certain towns and cities to suffer “ghettoisation” as firms could be excluded from riot protection due to the “arbitrary”
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