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After A Four Seasons Breakfast, Harvey Weinstein Heads To Dank Jail
Harvey Weinstein's day began with expensive coffee and Acqua Panna mineral water at a breakfast meeting with his lawyers in a Four Seasons hotel near Manhattan's criminal courts.
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PM Modi's Rafale Deal Not "Better", Government's Negotiators Said: Report
A report in The Hindu newspaper on Wednesday said at least three senior Defence Ministry officials among the seven-member Indian Negotiating Team strongly disagreed with the government stand.
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Vivo V9 India Launch, Redmi 5 Goes on Sale, OnePlus 6 Leaks, Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Scandal, and More News This Week
Vivo V9 price in India confirmed, Redmi 5 goes on sale for the first time, OnePlus 6 leaks in the news again, Oppo F7 set to launch, and the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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French Voters Want Francois Fillon To Withdraw From Presidential Race: Report
Three quarters of French voters want conservative candidate Francois Fillon to pull out of the presidential race, an opinion poll by Odoxa showed on Friday, underscoring how badly his image has been hit by a series of financial scandals.
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French Presidential Candidate Francois Fillon Faces Legal Process: Report
France's financial prosecutor is likely to take further legal steps this week in its investigation into allegations of fake work by presidential candidate Francois Fillon's wife, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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French Presidential Candidate Francois Fillon Apologises For Expenses Scandal
French presidential candidate Francois Fillon, on Monday, apologised for hiring his wife as his parliamentary aide, admitting he made an "error" as he sought to draw a line under a damaging scandal.
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Beef Sets, Lavish Free Meals Off Limits In South Korea Graft Crackdown
Lavish free meals, rounds of golf and expensive gifts of beef and ginseng will soon be off-limits for civil servants, teachers and journalists in South Korea under a law aimed at clamping down on graft that has long been pervasive in professional life.
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Whole Foods' Expensive, 'Humanely Treated' Meat is a 'Sham,' - PETA
in a class action lawsuit filed in California, a well-known animal rights group alleges that the grocery chain's attempts to monitor how its suppliers treat their animals are a "sham." And that its customers are paying for it.
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Billionaire at Heart of Vyapam Scam Funded BJP, RSS Leaders: Tax Report
A mining baron arrested on charges of being a prime player in the Vyapam or jobs scandal in Madhya Pradesh paid for the air tickets and other undefined expenses of top leaders of the BJP and its ideological parent, the RSS, according to an income tax report from 2013.
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Senate Sex Scandal Latest Headache for Canada PM Stephen Harper
One lawmaker, a clergyman aged 50, allegedly had sex with a teenage girl. Another is on trial for fraud. Dozens are accused of padding their expense accounts.
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British culture minister resigns over money scandal
The British minister overseeing future regulation of the press, Maria Miller, has quit her cabinet post following a row over expenses, Downing Street announced on Wednesday.
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IPL scandal: Probe judge's London visit was secretly surveyed, alleges Lalit Modi
Lalit Modi claims that Retired Justice Mukul Mudgal - in charge of investigating corruption in IPL - was the target of a covert and expensive surveillance which is a breach of UK's privacy laws.
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Expenses scandal engulfs Silvio Berlusconi's rudderless party
The party of power less than a year ago, Italy's People of Freedom founded by Silvio Berlusconi is being convulsed by a series of scandals including the latest over lavish spending by its elected officials.
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UK: House of Lords suspends Swaraj Paul
Britain's House of Lords handed three of its members lengthy suspensions or Thursday for wrongly claiming thousands of pounds in parliamentary expenses. Peers voted unanimously to approve the sanctions against Bangladeshi-born Manzila Pola Uddin, the first Muslim woman to enter the Lords, Indian business magnate Swaraj Paul, and businessman Amir Bh...
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Match-fixing controversy: Irfan says stranger sent gifts
The scandal that has rocked cricket is finding an echo in India now, with pacer Pathan claiming that he was sent expensive gifts by a "stranger".
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After A Four Seasons Breakfast, Harvey Weinstein Heads To Dank Jail
Harvey Weinstein's day began with expensive coffee and Acqua Panna mineral water at a breakfast meeting with his lawyers in a Four Seasons hotel near Manhattan's criminal courts.
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PM Modi's Rafale Deal Not "Better", Government's Negotiators Said: Report
A report in The Hindu newspaper on Wednesday said at least three senior Defence Ministry officials among the seven-member Indian Negotiating Team strongly disagreed with the government stand.
-
Vivo V9 India Launch, Redmi 5 Goes on Sale, OnePlus 6 Leaks, Facebook-Cambridge Analytica Scandal, and More News This Week
Vivo V9 price in India confirmed, Redmi 5 goes on sale for the first time, OnePlus 6 leaks in the news again, Oppo F7 set to launch, and the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal.
-
French Voters Want Francois Fillon To Withdraw From Presidential Race: Report
Three quarters of French voters want conservative candidate Francois Fillon to pull out of the presidential race, an opinion poll by Odoxa showed on Friday, underscoring how badly his image has been hit by a series of financial scandals.
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French Presidential Candidate Francois Fillon Faces Legal Process: Report
France's financial prosecutor is likely to take further legal steps this week in its investigation into allegations of fake work by presidential candidate Francois Fillon's wife, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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French Presidential Candidate Francois Fillon Apologises For Expenses Scandal
French presidential candidate Francois Fillon, on Monday, apologised for hiring his wife as his parliamentary aide, admitting he made an "error" as he sought to draw a line under a damaging scandal.
-
Beef Sets, Lavish Free Meals Off Limits In South Korea Graft Crackdown
Lavish free meals, rounds of golf and expensive gifts of beef and ginseng will soon be off-limits for civil servants, teachers and journalists in South Korea under a law aimed at clamping down on graft that has long been pervasive in professional life.
-
Whole Foods' Expensive, 'Humanely Treated' Meat is a 'Sham,' - PETA
in a class action lawsuit filed in California, a well-known animal rights group alleges that the grocery chain's attempts to monitor how its suppliers treat their animals are a "sham." And that its customers are paying for it.
-
Billionaire at Heart of Vyapam Scam Funded BJP, RSS Leaders: Tax Report
A mining baron arrested on charges of being a prime player in the Vyapam or jobs scandal in Madhya Pradesh paid for the air tickets and other undefined expenses of top leaders of the BJP and its ideological parent, the RSS, according to an income tax report from 2013.
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Senate Sex Scandal Latest Headache for Canada PM Stephen Harper
One lawmaker, a clergyman aged 50, allegedly had sex with a teenage girl. Another is on trial for fraud. Dozens are accused of padding their expense accounts.
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British culture minister resigns over money scandal
The British minister overseeing future regulation of the press, Maria Miller, has quit her cabinet post following a row over expenses, Downing Street announced on Wednesday.
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IPL scandal: Probe judge's London visit was secretly surveyed, alleges Lalit Modi
Lalit Modi claims that Retired Justice Mukul Mudgal - in charge of investigating corruption in IPL - was the target of a covert and expensive surveillance which is a breach of UK's privacy laws.
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Expenses scandal engulfs Silvio Berlusconi's rudderless party
The party of power less than a year ago, Italy's People of Freedom founded by Silvio Berlusconi is being convulsed by a series of scandals including the latest over lavish spending by its elected officials.
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UK: House of Lords suspends Swaraj Paul
Britain's House of Lords handed three of its members lengthy suspensions or Thursday for wrongly claiming thousands of pounds in parliamentary expenses. Peers voted unanimously to approve the sanctions against Bangladeshi-born Manzila Pola Uddin, the first Muslim woman to enter the Lords, Indian business magnate Swaraj Paul, and businessman Amir Bh...
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Match-fixing controversy: Irfan says stranger sent gifts
The scandal that has rocked cricket is finding an echo in India now, with pacer Pathan claiming that he was sent expensive gifts by a "stranger".
