A Chinese state-owned financier bankrupted an Australian company by misdirecting payments as a deliberate attempt to take ownership, Parliament has heard.
Created by celebrated British artist Isaac Julien, the film portrait is informed by some of the abolitionist’s most important speeches FREED slave Frederick Douglass, who campaigned in 19th-century Scotland for abolition, will be celebrated as part of this year’s Edinburgh Art Festival. Lessons Of The Hour, which will receive its European premiere, was filmed in Edinburgh and elsewhere in Scotland, as well as London and Douglass’s home in Washington DC. Created by celebrated British artist Isaac Julien, the film portrait is informed by some of the abolitionist’s most important speeches, weaving historical scenes with footage from recent times to highlight the continued relevance and urgency of Douglass’s words.
Best of the West: Maxwell left frustrated by opening day defeat It was hardly emphatic or pretty on the eye it has to be said, but a winning start to their WoSFL campaign was all that anyone connected with Benburb wanted to be looking at this morning and through blood, sweat and a few bucketfuls more sweat (on the warmest day of the Scottish summer to date) they got their wish with a 1-0 victory over Rob Roy. The Bens got over the line with 22 minutes on the clock, arguably against the run of play following an opening period by and large dominated by a visiting Rabs side aided by a strong wind blowing down New Tinto Park - and one that had come close to snatching an opening score on several occasions.
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New figures from the Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety show most inmates at the province’s adult jails have received at least their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
Since vaccinations began earlier this spring, 1,323 inmates at the Regina (395), Saskatoon (555), Prince Albert (220) and Pine Grove (153) correctional centres have been vaccinated as of Friday. The most recent inmate population number for those four facilities, on May 28, was 1,797.
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Advocates who work with incarcerated people said they were pleased to see vaccinations underway, but some issues remain.