party. this man donated more than £630,000, oralmost $800,000, to party. this man donated more than £630,000, or almost $800,000, to the party between 2014 at 2020. some of his companies were alleged to be involved in a scheme to move money from one of the richest oligarchs out of britain. he is not subject to any criminal action and denies wrongdoing. 0rdered an 0be for businesses and services and in philanthropy, he has been a major donor with access to senior party leaders. 0ne been a major donor with access to senior party leaders. one of mr brandy s companies is the famous design brand, the conrad shop. it s not involved in this case, it has raised questions about some of his overseas interests. those questions began when the national crime agency investigated a family living in these opulent apartments in london s regents park. the family had an old associate of mr moran date. last year a court ruled the mca can seize more than £5 million from his family. it had been
Blisters bow and World Business report. Here is sally world of business now. Free cash if you get a job or not the finnish government tries paying the unemployed a basic income in a bid to get them back to work. And with india still reeling from the decision to scrap the countrys most widely used notes, modi announces plans to help those struggling with the move. Welcome to World Business report. Im sally bundock. Starting this year, finland becomes the first country in the world to pilot a basic income scheme. 2,000 Unemployed People in the country will begin receiving 560 euro thats 585 dollars every month from the state, with no strings attached. The government believes manyjob seekers are put off getting a job because they will lose benefits and therefore be worse off financially. Andrew walker has the details. A new yearand a new year and perhaps a new approach to Welfare Policy in finland. It is just approach to Welfare Policy in finland. It isjust an approach to Welfare Policy i
means tackling illegal migration. the moral case for action is clear. we can tjust the moral case for action is clear. we can t just sit the moral case for action is clear. we can tjust sit back and watch as criminal gangs property or on peoples misery. illegal migration exploits the most vulnerable. it risks crowding out those with a genuine case for asylum. and it strains the trust that our citizens have, notjust in our domestic borders, but in the international system. and that s why so many of us are already acting at the national level, and why we need to do more to cooperate across borders and across jurisdictions to end illegal migration and stop the boat. the council already plays a vital role, but i urge leaders to consider how we can go further. because we know what we can achieve together. just look at this counsel is extraordinary legacy. protecting