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UK Court Orders Car Dealer to Repay Fraudulently Secured COVID Funds
22 August 20:09
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UK Court Orders Car Dealer to Repay Fraudulently Secured COVID Funds
UK Prime Minister Unveils Measures to Tackle Misleading Discounts
21 August 19:44
Politics

UK Prime Minister Unveils Measures to Tackle Misleading Discounts
UK Boosts Royal Navy Monitoring of Russian Ships
20 August 18:16
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UK Boosts Royal Navy Monitoring of Russian Ships
UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire
19 August 17:24
Economy

UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire
UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations
18 August 16:45
Politics

UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations

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UK Court Orders Car Dealer to Repay Fraudulently Secured COVID Funds
22 August 20:09
Economy

UK Court Orders Car Dealer to Repay Fraudulently Secured COVID Funds

A Bradford second-hand car dealer has been ordered to repay the Covid funds he fraudulently secured in full. Javed Akhtar was handed a confiscation order of £66,917 when he appeared at Bradford Crown Court on Thursday 6 August, News Cover reports, citing the UK government's official website.

UK Prime Minister Unveils Measures to Tackle Misleading Discounts
21 August 19:44
Politics

UK Prime Minister Unveils Measures to Tackle Misleading Discounts

The UK Prime Minister has announced that he will be rolling out a series of ‘everyday fixes’ to help people with the cost of living, kicking off with two measures today.

UK Boosts Royal Navy Monitoring of Russian Ships
20 August 18:16
Politics

UK Boosts Royal Navy Monitoring of Russian Ships

Royal Navy warships and helicopters spent 21 days on operations monitoring Russian activity in UK waters and the North Atlantic throughout July – a 25% increase in the last year, new figures released today show.

UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire
19 August 17:24
Economy

UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire

Thousands more rail passengers across Yorkshire will be able to use simpler, flexible ticketing as digital pay-as-you-go technology is extended to all travellers on Northern’s 2 trial routes.

UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations
18 August 16:45
Politics

UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations

The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Al-Khair Foundation and has restricted certain transactions.

UK Watchdog Seeks to Expand Grocery Competition Rules to Aldi and Lidl
17 August 15:55
Economy

UK Watchdog Seeks to Expand Grocery Competition Rules to Aldi and Lidl

Following a review, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally decided that Aldi, Lidl GB and Lidl NI should be subject to rules set out in the Groceries Market Investigation (Controlled Land) Order 2010, which already apply to the UK’s biggest supermarket chains.

UK Announces £100 Million Boost for Early-Stage Businesses
16 August 14:20
Economy

UK Announces £100 Million Boost for Early-Stage Businesses

Investors in early-stage companies across the UK can access a multi-million-pound investment boost. The Chancellor backs growth in every postcode through the next £100m phase of the British Business Bank’s Investor Pathways Capital Initiative, News Cover reports, citing the UK government's official website.

Ofqual Expands Results Map to Provide More Detailed Regional Data
15 August 13:31
Culture

Ofqual Expands Results Map to Provide More Detailed Regional Data

Ofqual has updated its interactive map ahead of this year’s results days, giving students, policymakers and the public a more detailed regional picture of qualification outcomes across England.

UK Unveils First Major Sanctions Package Under Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband
14 August 12:17
Politics

UK Unveils First Major Sanctions Package Under Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband

Russian banks, shadow fleet ships and shady businesses have been slapped with UK sanctions for their role in Russia’s barbaric war on Ukraine.

Azerbaijani Diplomats Discuss Foreign Policy and Public Diplomacy with Diaspora Youth
13 August 21:34
Diaspora

Azerbaijani Diplomats Discuss Foreign Policy and Public Diplomacy with Diaspora Youth

A panel discussion titled “Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy and Public Diplomacy” was met with great interest at the 7th Diaspora Youth Summer Camp, held in Eastern Zangazur under the slogan “Reviving Cities.”

Photo Book Dedicated to Azerbaijani Photojournalist Shahvalad Ayvazov Published in Tbilisi
12 August 20:00
Diaspora

Photo Book Dedicated to Azerbaijani Photojournalist Shahvalad Ayvazov Published in Tbilisi

A photo book dedicated to the work of Azerbaijani photojournalist Shahvalad Ayvazov, who lives in Georgia, has been published in Tbilisi.

Diaspora Youth Visit Shusha and Khankendi During Summer Camp
11 August 19:11
Diaspora

Diaspora Youth Visit Shusha and Khankendi During Summer Camp

Participants of the 7th Diaspora Youth Summer Camp, jointly organized by the State Committee for Work with Diaspora of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Heydar Aliyev Foundation and dedicated to the “Year of Urban Planning and Architecture,” visited the cities of Shusha and Khankendi.

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UK Announces £100 Million Boost for Early-Stage Businesses
16 August 14:20
Economy

UK Announces £100 Million Boost for Early-Stage Businesses

Investors in early-stage companies across the UK can access a multi-million-pound investment boost. The Chancellor backs growth in every postcode through the next £100m phase of the British Business Bank’s Investor Pathways Capital Initiative, News Cover reports, citing the UK government's official website.

UK Watchdog Seeks to Expand Grocery Competition Rules to Aldi and Lidl
17 August 15:55
Economy

UK Watchdog Seeks to Expand Grocery Competition Rules to Aldi and Lidl

Following a review, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally decided that Aldi, Lidl GB and Lidl NI should be subject to rules set out in the Groceries Market Investigation (Controlled Land) Order 2010, which already apply to the UK’s biggest supermarket chains.

UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations
18 August 16:45
Politics

UK Charity Commission Opens Inquiry Into Al-Khair Foundation Over Hamas Allegations

The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Al-Khair Foundation and has restricted certain transactions.

UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire
19 August 17:24
Economy

UK Expands Digital Pay-As-You-Go Rail Ticketing Across Yorkshire

Thousands more rail passengers across Yorkshire will be able to use simpler, flexible ticketing as digital pay-as-you-go technology is extended to all travellers on Northern’s 2 trial routes.

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