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Boris Johnson Admits He Misled UK Parliament In "Good Faith"
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson's written defence in response to an influential parliamentary committee was published on Tuesday.
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Boris Johnson May Have Misled UK Parliament Over Partygate Scandal: Panel
AUK parliamentary committee examining former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's conduct related to the party gate scandal of COVID lockdown law-breaching parties at Downing Street said on Friday that he may have misled the House of Commons.
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UK Lawmakers Clear Boris Johnson Of Conduct Breach Over Luxury Holiday
A British parliamentary standards committee on Thursday cleared Prime Minister Boris Johnson of breaching a lawmakers' code of conduct over a luxury Caribbean holiday, but criticised his handling of the matter.
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British Parliament Committee To Summon Rishi Sunak, David Cameron Over Greensill
A British parliamentary committee will summon finance minister Rishi Sunak and former Prime Minister David Cameron to appear before it to answer questions about the ex-leader's lobbying for the now failed supply-chain finance firm Greensill Capital.
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British MP Keith Vaz, Who Offered To Pay For Cocaine In 2016, Faces Suspension
A British MP who headed a parliamentary committee probing drug policies is facing a six-month suspension after a lengthy inquiry into claims he offered to pay for cocaine.
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Facebook 'Digital Gangsters' Who Spread Fake News, Say British MPs
A scathing British parliamentary report on Monday branded Facebook "digital gangsters" who failed to fight the spread of fake news and violated data privacy.
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Facebook Allegedly Gave Advertisers Special Access To User Data, Activities
The more than 250 pages of documents, which a British parliamentary committee recently obtained as part of a wide-ranging investigation into Facebook, revolve around a decision Facebook made in 2014 and 2015 to cut off developers' access to posts, photos and other profile information from Facebook users.
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Facebook Has Not Fully Answered Questions on Data Privacy: UK Lawmakers
Facebook has failed to fully answer 39 questions from British lawmakers examining data privacy and fake news, a UK parliamentary committee said on Tuesday.
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Suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO To Appear Before UK Parliamentary Committee
The suspended chief executive of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica, Alexander Nix, will appear before a British parliamentary committee, the Culture, Media and Sport Committee said on Wednesday.
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Congress Was Client, Says Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower In Testimony
Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower at the centre of the Facebook data breach scandal, has named the Congress as one of the clients of disgraced research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Snub Of UK Parliament "Astonishing" Says Lawmaker
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to answer questions from British lawmakers about a scandal over the firm's data is "astonishing", the parliamentary committee chief who invited him to attend said on Tuesday.
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Theresa May For Post Brexit Economic Assessment
British Prime Minister Theresa May must prove that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' by offering an economic assessment on the impact of leaving the European Union with no agreement, a parliamentary committee.
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UK Lawmakers May Vacate Parliament Amid Urgent Repairs
Britain's MPs and peers may have to move out of their historic Palace of Westminster Parliament complex after a senior parliamentary committee recommended essential repairs this week.
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Keith Vaz's Male Prostitute Scandal Includes Cocaine: Report
Keith Vaz, a senior British law-maker of Indian-origin, is under pressure to step down from his position as head of an influential parliamentary committee on Tuesday after becoming embroiled in a scandal involving gay prostitutes.
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UK's Labour Says Jeremy Corbyn Has Automatic Right To Defend leadership
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn's name should automatically be on the ballot paper in the Labour Party's leadership contest, the party's national executive committee (NEC) ruled on Tuesday.
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Boris Johnson Admits He Misled UK Parliament In "Good Faith"
Former British prime minister Boris Johnson's written defence in response to an influential parliamentary committee was published on Tuesday.
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Boris Johnson May Have Misled UK Parliament Over Partygate Scandal: Panel
AUK parliamentary committee examining former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's conduct related to the party gate scandal of COVID lockdown law-breaching parties at Downing Street said on Friday that he may have misled the House of Commons.
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UK Lawmakers Clear Boris Johnson Of Conduct Breach Over Luxury Holiday
A British parliamentary standards committee on Thursday cleared Prime Minister Boris Johnson of breaching a lawmakers' code of conduct over a luxury Caribbean holiday, but criticised his handling of the matter.
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British Parliament Committee To Summon Rishi Sunak, David Cameron Over Greensill
A British parliamentary committee will summon finance minister Rishi Sunak and former Prime Minister David Cameron to appear before it to answer questions about the ex-leader's lobbying for the now failed supply-chain finance firm Greensill Capital.
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British MP Keith Vaz, Who Offered To Pay For Cocaine In 2016, Faces Suspension
A British MP who headed a parliamentary committee probing drug policies is facing a six-month suspension after a lengthy inquiry into claims he offered to pay for cocaine.
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Facebook 'Digital Gangsters' Who Spread Fake News, Say British MPs
A scathing British parliamentary report on Monday branded Facebook "digital gangsters" who failed to fight the spread of fake news and violated data privacy.
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Facebook Allegedly Gave Advertisers Special Access To User Data, Activities
The more than 250 pages of documents, which a British parliamentary committee recently obtained as part of a wide-ranging investigation into Facebook, revolve around a decision Facebook made in 2014 and 2015 to cut off developers' access to posts, photos and other profile information from Facebook users.
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Facebook Has Not Fully Answered Questions on Data Privacy: UK Lawmakers
Facebook has failed to fully answer 39 questions from British lawmakers examining data privacy and fake news, a UK parliamentary committee said on Tuesday.
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Suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO To Appear Before UK Parliamentary Committee
The suspended chief executive of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica, Alexander Nix, will appear before a British parliamentary committee, the Culture, Media and Sport Committee said on Wednesday.
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Congress Was Client, Says Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower In Testimony
Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower at the centre of the Facebook data breach scandal, has named the Congress as one of the clients of disgraced research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Snub Of UK Parliament "Astonishing" Says Lawmaker
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's decision not to answer questions from British lawmakers about a scandal over the firm's data is "astonishing", the parliamentary committee chief who invited him to attend said on Tuesday.
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Parliamentary Panel Asks Theresa May For Post Brexit Economic Assessment
British Prime Minister Theresa May must prove that 'no deal is better than a bad deal' by offering an economic assessment on the impact of leaving the European Union with no agreement, a parliamentary committee.
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UK Lawmakers May Vacate Parliament Amid Urgent Repairs
Britain's MPs and peers may have to move out of their historic Palace of Westminster Parliament complex after a senior parliamentary committee recommended essential repairs this week.
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Keith Vaz's Male Prostitute Scandal Includes Cocaine: Report
Keith Vaz, a senior British law-maker of Indian-origin, is under pressure to step down from his position as head of an influential parliamentary committee on Tuesday after becoming embroiled in a scandal involving gay prostitutes.
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UK's Labour Says Jeremy Corbyn Has Automatic Right To Defend leadership
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn's name should automatically be on the ballot paper in the Labour Party's leadership contest, the party's national executive committee (NEC) ruled on Tuesday.
