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Government bank only called in fraud squad after 80% of Covid loans had been handed out

Rishi Sunak is accused of failing to do enough to stop taxpayer cash being wasted after it emerged £1.1billion was lost to fraud and error from the bounce back loans scheme for small businesses

Daily Mirror

Labour seeks to protect face-to-face banking by forcing Commons vote

Exclusive: Amendment would give City regulators power to ensure services and follows mass branch closures

The Guardian - UK

Conflict of interest warning as George Osborne ‘advises’ on Budget while working for investment bank

Labour urges Jeremy Hunt to reveal if ‘market-sensitive’ information has been leaked

The Independent UK

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BBC accused of producing 'deeply flawed' report on MPs' Twitter abuse

THE BBC has been accused of producing a “deeply flawed” report on the level of abuse MPs receive on social media.

The National (Scotland)

Labour set to benefit from London constituencies shake-up

Labour is set to benefit from a constituencies shake-up in London, strengthening the party’s stronghold on the capital.

Evening Standard

Labour calls for national fraud strategy as annual losses hit £1.3bn

Exclusive: party seeks amendment to financial services and markets bill and says ministers are failing on ‘new types of fraud’

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman referred to financial watchdog over 'insider trading' rules fear

Labour has asked the Financial Conduct Authority to investigate Suella Braverman's email leak after insiders said, in the wrong hands, it could have enabled 'insider trading'. There is no suggestion it was misused

Daily Mirror

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Labour refer Suella Braverman to financial watchdog over security breach

Tulip Siddiq has asked the Financial Conduct Authority to investigate the leaking of information that led to Ms Braverman’s resignation.

The Independent UK

Labour refers Suella Braverman to financial watchdog over email leak

Exclusive: ‘Growth visas’ policy leak could have influenced markets and breached market abuse laws, letter to FCA argues

The Guardian - UK

Labour urges investigation into ‘leak’ of mini-Budget after hedge funds shorted the Pound

Calls come amid reports hedge fund bosses made ‘small fortunes’ by betting that Sterling would fall

Evening Standard

What an English degree did for me, by Tulip Siddiq, Sarah Waters and more

As universities close their English literature courses, we celebrate 40 influential British graduates

The Guardian - UK

Tory candidates trumpet Boris Johnson’s resignation on by-election leaflets to boost fortunes

Activists waste no time in capitalising on prime minister’s departure

The Independent UK

UK to admit unaccompanied Ukrainian children if they have parental consent

The Government is easing rules to allow Ukrainians under 18, fleeing the Russian invasion unaccompanied, to come to the UK

Evening Standard

Sunak accused of squandering £11bn in debt interest payments

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research said the Chancellor failed to insure against the risk of rising interest rates.

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Evening Standard

Teenage girl forced back to Ukraine due to UK visa delay, says MP

A teenage girl who fled Ukraine has been forced to return to the war torn country because the UK has not granted her visa request, an MP has said.

The National (Scotland)

13-year-old girl sent back to warzone after Home Office ‘refused to process visa’

A 13-YEAR-OLD girl was sent back to her Ukrainian town, currently under siege by Russian forces, after the Home Office refused her visa application,…

The Guardian - UK

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe would not have been freed without false confession, UK officials advised

UK officials did not force jailed dual-national to sign ‘confession’ but advised it was standard practice, MP says

The Independent UK

No UK official forced Nazanin to sign confession to leave Iran, says minister

Amanda Milling claimed a “UK official was present” at the airport to help “facilitate” both Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori’s departure.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Released Aid Worker Tells UK’s Johnson His Error Worsened Her Iran Detention

British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe on Friday told Prime Minister Boris Johnson that an incorrect comment he made as foreign secretary had a big impact on her six-year detention in Iran, saying she lived in the shadow of his error. Zaghari-Ratcliffe returned to London in March when she was released…

The Guardian - UK

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe tells PM she ‘lived in the shadow’ of his mistake

Zaghari-Ratcliffe recalled ‘training journalists’ comment in meeting with Boris Johnson, says Tulip Siddiq

Evening Standard

No apology from Boris Johnson after Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe tells him she lived in ‘shadow of his words’

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s husband said Boris Johnson did not specifically apologise for his mistake during her Iranian detention

The National (Scotland)

Boris Johnson fails to apologise as he finally meets Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

BORIS Johnson failed to offer an apology for his handling of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s detention in Iran when he finally met her on Friday,…

Daily Record

Blundering Boris Johnson told by Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe how 'she lived in the shadow of his words'

The freed British-Iranian journalist gave it straight to the Prime Minister over his previous comments that were widely seen as prolonging her captivity in Iran.

The Independent UK

No apology from Boris Johnson, after hostage Nazanin tells him she ‘lived in the shadow of his words’

Former detainee urges prime minister to answer questions at inquiry

Reuters

UK PM Johnson meets British-Iranian aid worker for first time since her release

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday met Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian aid worker who was released after six years of detention in Iran and who has criticised the government for not getting her home sooner.

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