• La Commission électorale examine si le leader de Reform UK aurait dû déclarer le don d'un milliardaire avant d'entrer au Parlement
• Analyse : la tentative de Farage de devancer l'affaire ne fait que soulever plus de questions
• Farage signalé au gendarme des normes pour un don non déclaré de 5 millions de livres
• L'observation des oiseaux n'est plus un passe-temps de niche démodé, affirme la RSPB, alors que les recherches montrent une augmentation de 47 % de ce loisir depuis 2018
• L'observation des oiseaux est le deuxième loisir à la croissance la plus rapide pour la génération Z après la création de bijoux, selon une étude pluriannuelle portant sur plus de 24 000 personnes.
• Près de 750 000 jeunes de la génération Z (âgés de 16 à 29 ans) en Grande-Bretagne pratiquent régulièrement l'observation des oiseaux, soit une augmentation de 1 088 % depuis 2018, selon une étude de Fifty5Blue publiée par la RSPB.
Les partis rivaux exigent une enquête alors que le président du Parti conservateur signale le leader de Reform UK au commissaire suite à un don d'un magnat de la crypto
Exclusif : Farage a reçu 5 millions de livres non déclarés de la part d'un magnat de la crypto
Analyse : La tentative de Farage de devancer l'affaire soulève plus de questions
Nigel Farage a été signalé à l'organisme de surveillance de la déontologie du Parlement après que le Guardian a révélé qu'il avait reçu un don non déclaré de 5 millions de livres de la part d'un donateur du parti.
Le signalement a été effectué par le Parti conservateur, invoquant les règles qui exigent que les députés déclarent tout « avantage personnel » reçu au cours des 12 mois précédant leur prise de fonction, et ce dans un délai d'un mois après leur élection.
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• Nancy Pexton, 70 ans, a poignardé sa sœur Jennifer Abbott, 69 ans, et a laissé son corps se décomposer dans un appartement de Camden pendant trois jours
• Une femme a été reconnue coupable du meurtre de sa sœur en lui tranchant le cou avant de s'enfuir avec sa montre Rolex en or sertie de diamants
• Nancy Pexton a poignardé sa sœur Jennifer Abbott à 10 reprises, puis a laissé son corps pendant trois jours dans son appartement de Camden, dans le nord de Londres, a appris le tribunal. Lire la suite...
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The trial between the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the supermarket giant began in the federal court in Sydney on TuesdayFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWoolworths engaged in “marketing magic” to trick customers into thinking they were getting genuine discounts as part of the supermarket’s “Prices Dropped” promotion, the consumer regulator has told a court.The landmark trial between the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and Woolworths began in the federal court in Sydney on Tuesday, almost two months after hearings ended in its very similar case against Coles. Continue reading...
Vinegar, Tim Tams and baby rice are among the products to be scrutinised in the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s caseGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe consumer watchdog is back in court and taking on Australia’s largest supermarket chain, alleging Woolworths deliberately misled shoppers with fake discounts.The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) case against Woolworths begins in the federal court in Sydney on Tuesday, almost two months after hearings wrapped up in its very similar case against Coles. Continue reading...