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Alex Salmond probe row civil servant blasted for Holyrood committee snub

Leslie Evans has been criticised over an alleged "failure to engage directly" with the Committee after a invitation to give evidence.

Daily Record

Republican National Committee sues the January 6 Committee for ‘unlawfully seizing information’

The lawsuit is the latest attack on the committee’s legitimacy by Republicans.

The Independent UK

Stephen Miller files civil suit against Jan. 6 committee to block subpoenas

The former Trump adviser is trying to prevent the committee from accessing his phone records.

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Amazon referred to US attorney general over ‘potentially criminal conduct’

House judiciary committee asks Merrick Garland to investigate whether retail giant obstructed Congress with misleading conduct

The Guardian - US

Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Kimberly Guilfoyle

Guilfoyle had planned to sit for a voluntary interview with the panel on Feb. 25, but ended the meeting abruptly.

Axios

Cheer’s Jerry Harris has been sentenced to 12 years in prison

The judge said the sentence was an “expression of the seriousness of your crimes.”

Mic

Lawmakers Question Apple, FBI Over NSO Group Spyware

Two Republican lawmakers are pressing Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) and the FBI to provide information about spyware made by the Israeli company NSO Group, CNBC reports based on letters. The lawmakers sought details about Apple's ability to detect when the NSO Group tools targeted the iPhone, including the number of attacks detected and place and…

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Jan. 6 committee says Trump ‘may have engaged in criminal acts’ to overturn election

WASHINGTON — The House Jan. 6 select committee says former President Donald Trump and his campaign may have tried to illegally obstruct Congress’ counting of electoral votes and “engaged in a criminal conspiracy to defraud the United States.”

Los Angeles Times

All the Edinburgh secondary schools set to be oversubscribed in 2022

A report to Edinburgh Council's Education, Children and Families Committee found that several secondary schools in the city are already over the notional capacity, with some expected to increase further

Edinburgh Live

Trump fundraiser Kimberly Guilfoyle halts interview with Jan. 6 panel

WASHINGTON — The legal team for Kimberly Guilfoyle, a Trump campaign fundraiser, brought an abrupt halt to her interview Friday with the House Committee investigating last year’s riot at the U.S. Capitol, saying panel members were leaking details.

Tribune News Service

Ivanka Trump in talks to cooperate with January 6 panel, reports say

Ex-president’s daughter may voluntarily appear for an interview, according to congressional committee

The Guardian - US

Qld premier warns over committee leaks

Annastacia Palaszczuk is warning that anyone who leaks committee material about her attempt to have the lobbying watchdog probed could be breaking the law.

AAP

More can be done to analyse ‘poverty premium’, says FCA boss

More can be done to see the effects of the premium in areas such as insurance and access to banking, Sheldon Mills told the Treasury Committee.

The Independent UK

Virginia House passes five public-sector union bills

On Feb. 15, the Virginia House of Delegates passed five Republican-sponsored bills dealing with public-sector union policy. The bills are now in committee in the Senate, where Democrats hold a majority.

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Parliament faces calls for crackdown on £13m 'back door lobbying' network

Committee chair Chris Bryant called for Parliamentary authorities to have the power to shut down All-Party Parliamentary Groups if there are conflicts of interest.

Daily Record

Anger as Scots council considers buying £24,000 painting as cuts to vital services loom

Labour's Martin Rooney said the idea of spending this sum on an artwork was "completely bonkers in the middle of a cost of living crisis”.

Tribune News Service

Senate Banking Republicans to skip vote on Fed nominees to protest Raskin

Senate Banking Republicans said Tuesday they would block a committee vote on whether to advance five Federal Reserve Board nominees until they get more information about Sarah Bloom Raskin’s involvement in a fintech company.

The Hindu

B.R. Patil takes exception to composition of Cabinet Sub-committee on Article 371(J)

Taking exception to the composition of the Cabinet Sub-Committee formed for the effective implementation of Article 371(J) of the Constitution that provided a Special Status to the Kalyana Karnataka region, former Deputy Chairman of Karnataka Legislative Council B.R. Patil said that only three of the seven members belonged to the…

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Govt. asks eviction drive against Mysuru street vendors to be put on hold

In a major relief to street vendors of Mysuru, the State Government has asked the district administration to put on hold the eviction drive against street vendors till a Grievance Redressal Committee is constituted to hear their woes.

The Hindu

Three-member Committee of Administrators named to run TTFI

Suspended office-bearers ordered to assist CoA

Chronicle Live

All cars could soon be fitted with 24/7 tracking devices under tax shake-up

A Transport Select Committee report recommends that ministers "must examine the role telematics technology can play" in a new road pricing system

Al Jazeera

China continues its labour abuse practices against Uighurs: UN

A new UN report details a ‘widespread and systematic programme’ of abuse in Xinjiang as well as China’s vehement denial.

Reuters

China's labour policies in Xinjiang are discriminatory, ILO body says

An International Labour Organization committee has expressed "deep concern" about China's policies in its far western region of Xinjiang, calling them discriminatory and asking Beijing to bring its employment practices into line with global standards.

Irish Mirror

Simon Coveney says Foreign Affairs champagne party staff were 'happy' but 'tired'

Minister Coveney is appearing before the Oireachtas Foreign Affairs committee to face opposition politicians over the incident in June 2020

Daily Record

Report DWP refused to publish on disabled people’s experience of benefits system now available online

The Work and Pensions Committee has obtained a copy and made it available to the public.

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