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A Charity Commission inquiry into Oxfam’s handling of aid workers using prostitutes after the devasting 2010 earthquake in Haiti, has delivered a damning indictment...
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Britain’s hedgehogs are nearing “crisis” extinction point
Flintham Hall opens its impressive gardens for Macmillan charity national fund raiser
Should the UK continue to provide asylum to corrupt officials and criminals?
Disgraced peer Lord Mandelson faces £300 fine for peeing in public
Thousands of “supersonic” hearing hedgehogs could be saved from car deaths
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
The Third Gutenberg Moment: Dr Drasko Acimovic’s Vision for the New Global Table
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Crypto Collapse to Legal Goldmine: FTX Admins Feeding on the Fallout
Hermes – European Research Center appoints Giovanni Kessler as President of the Scientific Committee
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Should the UK continue to provide asylum to corrupt officials and criminals?
The Third Gutenberg Moment: Dr Drasko Acimovic’s Vision for the New Global Table
10 X accounts you should absolutely be following if you’re interested in the fashion industry
Crypto Collapse to Legal Goldmine: FTX Admins Feeding on the Fallout
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Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
Israel and Hamas dispute claims of Gaza hospital fuel offer – as ‘babies among 12 dead’
Five US service members killed after aircraft suffers ‘mishap’ during training mission
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The hedgehog – the nation’s favourite mammal – is slipping towards extinction. No more than 60 years ago the hedgehog population in Britain was...
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The impressive gardens at Flintham Hall are to be open to the public as part of the National Open Garden scheme. The gardens are...
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On April 21-22, one of the leading practical conferences on anti-corruption and risk management in Europe took place in London: C5’s London Forum on...
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Disgraced peer Lord Mandelson is due to be fined for peeing in public. Lord Mandelson was snapped in London relieving himself against a brick...
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British drivers caught speeding abroad face a tough clamp down on paying fines. New technology introduced on the continent means offending motorists expect a...
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Michael Gove, Tory leadership hopeful – and possible next Prime Minister – has admitted taking cocaine on “several occasions.” He said he took the...
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Labour has taken the Peterborough by-election by a whisker, beating the newly formed Brexit Party by just 682 votes. The loss is a blow...
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The polls have closed in the Peterborough parliamentary by-election, with the result due in the early hours of Friday morning. The vote came about...
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The value of goods made in Scotland and sold overseas soared to £32.8bn in 2018/19. Latest HMRC figures show the 13% increase in value...
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A woman who beat her neighbour to death with a metal pole in a “sustained and savage” attack has been handed an indefinite hospital...
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A senior policeman has declined to apologise to two journalists after an investigation into the suspected theft of confidential documents was dropped. Trevor Birney...
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A man who admitted beating his older brother to death in a row over inheritance has been jailed for life. Richard Martin, 53, was...
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Police are investigating whether the discovery of a burnt-out car is linked to the attempted murder of a prison worker in Bearsden. The 38-year-old...
