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His boots deep in winter mud, Greenwich Park community archaeologist Andrew Mayfield runs through the finds from the latest of the parks volunteer digs. Weve found a swallow brooch, loads of clay pipes and coins, the lens of a sextant and, strangely, a Sony mobile that was buried pretty deep, he says.Mayfield gestures at the volunteers, who range in age from 20s to 70-something, up to their waists in earthen trenches and armed with trowels and brushes. Were having a final push to un
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Recommendations to tackle harassment and discrimination at the criminal bar, including mandatory training for judges and barristers and improved flexible working policies at chambers, have been outlined in a report.The proposals published on Thursday from the Association of Women Barristers AWB follow a roundtable event to discuss the problem of retaining women and othe
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