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Independent report found foreign office-owned investment group gave millions to an Indian fund which invested in social media sites and a cosmetics company.

The Conservative MP for Fylde in Lancashire has relinquished the party whip as an investigation gets under way into claims made against him by an aide.

The IMF has warned that fiscal policy tends to be looser in election years, when governments seek to boost electorate support by announcing tax cuts.

The government is also hoping 80 percent of the energy grid will come from renewable sources by 2035.

Peers have been digging in their heels, pushing for changes in the controversial Rwanda bill over safety and exemption provisions for asylum seekers.

Policing minister Chris Philp said officers unfit to serve ’must be rooted out at the earliest opportunity,' with the changes due to come into effect on May 7.

A solemn crowd formed to leave condolences and bouquets on level four of the silent shopping centre, where stores will resume trade on April 19.

The wetlands are home to at-risk loggerhead turtles and eastern curlews with 26,000 comments made on the development.

The attack was declared a terrorist act because of the teen’s possible religious motivation, but he is yet to be charged over the incident.

A water tank overflowed at a Texas water treatment facility due to a suspected hack.

An expert said the Greens’ call was unfair to the many Australians who did not go to university and whose taxes are paying for these degrees.

While higher levels of physical activity may be somewhat moderating, anxiety and stress have increased—a possible reflection of the pandemic itself.

A reduction in royalties and a $96 billion infrastructure pipeline means more government borrowing will be needed.