Former MEPs hunting for jobs: What are the EU's 'revolving doors' rules?
After a few weeks of summer break, MEPs are back in Brussels, reviewing their files and attending back-to-work meetups.
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NTAs crowed gobsmacked as Post Office scandal victim unveils ongoing struggle in emotional speech
Post Office scandal victim Jo Hamilton has spoken out about the ongoing compensation battle for sub postmasters, revealing that they "still haven't been paid". At the National Television Awards (NTAs), where she accepted the special Impact award for the ITV drama Mr Bates versus The Post Office, the ex-Royal Mail employee claimed that under the current Labour government, "nothing has changed".
South Korea's Son Jun-ho denies Chinese accusations of football match-fixing
SEOUL: South Korean football player Son Jun-ho tearfully denied on Wednesday (Sep 11) accusations by Chinese authorities that he participated in match-fixing and bribery when playing in the country and said he gave a false confession under duress.
NWSL GMs: Player reforms 'gone too far' since abuse scandal - ESPN
Two years after abuse scandals rocked the NWSL, some league general managers are now voicing concerns that reforms for players have «gone too far,» a survey by ESPN found, which has prompted pushback from the players association.
BBC EastEnders cheating scandal leaves show regular 'really shocked and deeply hurt'
EastEnders' Bobby Beale, played by actor Clay Milner Russell, is set for heartbreak according to the star
BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Shayne Ward offers first thoughts on 'chaperones' after scandal
Shayne Ward has revealed what having chaperones on Strictly Come Dancing is like after the BBC introduced fresh measures in the wake of the furore surrounding two of its former professional dancers.
Lucy Letby speculation 'upsetting' victims' families ahead of crucial inquiry
Speculation around Lucy Letby's conviction has been 'upsetting' for the families of her victims, a solicitor has warned. The 34-year-old was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others, including two attempts on one infant, following an eight-month trial at Manchester Crown Court last year.
Chess-Carlsen beats Niemann in first encounter since cheating scandal
PARIS : Chess great Magnus Carlsen beat nemesis Hans Niemann 17.5-12.5 to advance to the Speed Chess Championship final on Friday, in their first face-off since the world number one accused his American rival of cheating two years ago.