'Double standard' on data safety

'Double standard' on data safety

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Concerns about data security have been raised after it emerged celebrities, Royals and MPs are blocked from submitting income tax returns online.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) admitted "high profile" individuals must submit forms by post because they are judged to require extra protection.

But critics said equal treatment should apply to all 3m self-assessment users.

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One rule for them, one rule for everyone else.

Don't you just love being rich and famous and not having to rub shoulders with poor people.

aren't you glad you can walk to the front of the queue.

That fur really does look better on you than the animal it came from.

Enough of this nonsense. Everyone should be treated exactly the same for all manner of modern living. Be it tax forms, airport security checks or answering questions about dodgy donations for political parties, giving evidence for commission reports or even showing how much of a foul family that kicked Diana out into the cold.



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