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Burberry delays climate targets, government looks to scrap NDAs, and why inheritance tax will now follow you abroad

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Fashion giant Burberry has pushed back its climate targets by a decade, adding another name to a long list of blue chips watering down their environmental commitments. 

Meanwhile a government IT provider accidentally leaks thousands of passport photos, including meta data details such as location data. 

Plus: why the government wants to ban NDAs, and why moving abroad may not shield you from inheritance tax any longer. 

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