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UK sanctions 22 people linked to notorious graft cases

UK sanctions 22 people linked to notorious graft cases Tuesday April 27 2021 Advertisement The United Kingdom has issued sanctions and travel bans against 22 individuals from South Sudan, South Africa, Sudan and Russia for their involvement in notorious corruption. The development came after the UK parliament on Monday enacted a new Global Anti-Corruption Regulation – a historic law that gives the UK powers to prevent those involved in corruption from travelling to the UK or using its financial system. Those on the sanctions list include; brothers Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta and their associate, South African businessman Salim Essa, for their roles in serious corruption.

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Canada Ends Funding for Terror Linked White Helmets -Tied to False Flag Gas Attacks in Syria – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

Canada Ends Funding for Terror Linked White Helmets -Tied to False Flag Gas Attacks in Syria – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services
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Fugitive forged new identity as business tycoon in South Sudan: investigative report

Fugitive forged new identity as business tycoon in South Sudan: investigative report A new investigative report released Tuesday details how Lebanese businessman Ali Khalil Merhi, a one-time fugitive from Paraguay who fled criminal charges, has reemerged in South Sudan with an altered identity and a thriving business empire benefiting from corrupt connections. The investigative report by The Sentry entitled, “The Metamorphosis of Ali Khalil Merhi: How a One-Time Fugitive Found Fortune in South Sudan,” stated that when Lebanese businessman Ali Khalil Merhi fled Paraguay while awaiting his trial and crossed the border into Brazil in 2000, he escaped mounting scrutiny from authorities.

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Prince Philip: Sea tribute from Gordonstoun on day of funeral

Gordonstoun pupil John Prendergast piped the funeral march Flowers of the Forest from the quayside. The Elgin teenager’s instrument was draped with the crest of the Duke of Edinburgh after being tied on by the Queen at the Braemar Gathering in 2019 after the school’s success in the pipe band contest. Moray Lord Lieutenant Major General Seymour Monro, who saluted during the music, met Prince Philip several times during his career as an Army commander, including presenting him to a raucous tent of soldiers in Germany following the Gulf War. He said: “My heart was slightly in my boots wondering what we were going to discover.

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Prince Philip s funeral: The nation falls silent to remember Duke of Edinburgh

Kingdom FM The United Kingdom fell silent for a minute of reflection ahead of Prince Philip s funeral on Saturday afternoon. The King s Troop Royal Horse Artillery fired a gunshot to signal the start of the silence at St George s Chapel, Windsor Castle, at 3pm. Members of the royal family fell silent and people across the country - including Prime Minister Boris Johnson - did the same. There were gun salutes by royal regiments at sites including at Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland, Cardiff Castle in Wales, Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, and Royal Navy ships in Portsmouth, Devonport, and overseas. Hundreds of people also fell silent outside the gates of Windsor Castle and outside Buckingham Palace in London.

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