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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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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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UK Treasury Secretary David Laws resigns over expenses scandal
The Conservative-led coalition Government in Britain has been rocked after Chief Treasury Secretary David Laws has resigned over his expenses scandal.Laws, the Treasury Minister in charge of cutting public spending, quit on Saturday night after it was revealed that he had directed more than 40,000 pounds of taxpayers' money to his secret gay lover....
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Expenses scandal: Brown to repay £12,000
The British Prime Minister is being forced to repay over 12,000 pounds stemming from disputed claims following an audit into how British lawmakers spent public money.
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Brown government in crisis over expense scandal
For four weeks now, the British press has been dominated by the scandal that has tainted all political parties.
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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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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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UK Treasury Secretary David Laws resigns over expenses scandal
The Conservative-led coalition Government in Britain has been rocked after Chief Treasury Secretary David Laws has resigned over his expenses scandal.Laws, the Treasury Minister in charge of cutting public spending, quit on Saturday night after it was revealed that he had directed more than 40,000 pounds of taxpayers' money to his secret gay lover....
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Expenses scandal: Brown to repay £12,000
The British Prime Minister is being forced to repay over 12,000 pounds stemming from disputed claims following an audit into how British lawmakers spent public money.
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Brown government in crisis over expense scandal
For four weeks now, the British press has been dominated by the scandal that has tainted all political parties.
