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MP feels vindicated in not reporting sexual assault to police

MP feels ‘vindicated’ in not reporting sexual assault to police Alexandra Topping © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Jessica Taylor/Reuters An MP has told the House of Commons that hearing the experiences of her constituents who had reported rape and sexual assault to the police “vindicated” her decision not to report her own experience. Charlotte Nichols, the Labour MP for Warrington North, said she was a survivor of rape or sexual violence after an urgent question prompted by the Guardian’s revelation on Monday that fewer than one in 60 rape cases recorded by the police last year in England and Wales resulted in a suspect being charged in 2020.

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Thousands of property owners in Sydney and Melbourne are expected to sell in the coming months

Thousands of apartment owners in Sydney and Melbourne are expected to sell in the coming months, giving first-home buyers the chance to snap up a bargain. Fresh figures released by Digital Finance Analytics showed that more than 4,000 property investors across both cities plan to flood the market with units due to the mortgage repayment holiday ending in March. Financial regulators allowed lenders to give borrowers the option to pause mortgage repayments from March 2020 to ease the strain for those affected by the Covid-19 economic downturn.  Investors have battled to fill units while Australia s borders remain shut, with high vacancy rates forcing owners to accept rent at discounts of about 40 per cent - driving some unit prices down below $600,000. 

The Weekly Whip

The Weekly Whip Voter ID, Planning reforms, and absolutely nothing on Social Care: following prorogation for the Local Elections, the Queen addressed a socially distanced group of Peers and Party Leaders, outlining the Government’s severe visions for the UK. By Peter Munro, May 19, 2021 8:05 Welcome to the Weekly Whip. Your one-stop-shop for Lib Dem Parliamentary updates, covering the week that was and the week to come.   For up to date information from the Lib Dem Whips Office, follow us on Twitter: @LibDemWhips   Weekly Whip w/c 10th May  Monday 10 Tuesday 11 On Thursday 29 th April, Parliament prorogued for the Local Elections and returned to start a brand new session on Tuesday 11

EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Deer Centre saved in buyout from multi-millionaire gaming boss and Dundee businessman

EXCLUSIVE: Scottish Deer Centre saved in buyout from multi-millionaire gaming boss and Dundee businessman © Supplied by Wendy Chamberlain Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The future of the Scottish Deer Centre in Cupar is secure thanks to a buyout by local entrepreneurs. Fife-based gaming guru David Hamilton and Dundee businessman Gavin Findlay have bought the park, which plunged into administration last year. Mr Hamilton, left, and Mr Findlay at the Scottish Deer Centre.

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