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Oct 4, 2021

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	The UK Government is facing fresh calls to tighten Britain's defences against "dirty money" after a leak of offshore data exposed the secret financial dealings of some of the world's richest and most powerful people.

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How Scottish public health has shown we are living in a bullying state - Brian Monteith

Musing about the last week’s events I suddenly remembered it was this week 12 years ago I published my second book called ‘The Bully State – the end of tolerance’.

Analysis: Boris Johnson arrives at party conference to toast Tory success as crises rage on

Boris Johnson has arrived in Manchester for a Conservative conference where he will be able to finally address the Tory faithful for the first time since his resounding election win in 2019.

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Do I still need to go to work if I can’t get petrol? Your legal rights explained

Long queues have been building outside petrol stations across the UK over the past week amid fears that fuel supplies could run out – leaving many motorists unable to fill up their vehicles.



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