BMA Chief's NHS Software Firm Earns £20k
Dr Jack Fletcher, BMA resident doctors chair, co-founded PayPulse Ltd, which supplies payroll software to the NHS, earning £20k from his own trust amid strikes costing £3bn.
Category : Lobbying
UFO Disclosure Nears as Three Forces Converge, Lobbyist Says
A veteran lobbyist says public pressure, political turmoil, and global instability are driving the US toward historic UFO disclosure, which could be the most significant revelation in human history.
Ultra Electronics to Pay £15m Over Bribery
UK defence firm Ultra Electronics accepts responsibility for failing to prevent bribery in Algeria and Oman, agreeing to pay £15m in penalties and costs under a deferred prosecution agreement with the SFO.
Greens Vow to Examine Trump's Wealth Over Scottish Golf Courses
The Scottish Greens pledge to open an inquiry into how Donald Trump funded his Scottish golf courses if they win next week's election, using an unexplained wealth order.
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Campbell Hits Out Over Farage £5M Gift Coverage
Alastair Campbell criticises media for ignoring Nigel Farage's £5m gift from a billionaire, contrasting it with coverage of Keir Starmer's glasses and Arsenal tickets.
Parents Warned of Prison Risk for Buying Beer at World Cup
Parents buying alcohol for adult children at the 2026 World Cup in the US risk prison due to strict drinking laws, with penalties including jail and fines.
Why Your Favourite Brands Are Failing: Private Equity
Smaller portions, higher prices, worse service? It's not just inflation. Private equity is reshaping brands you rely on, prioritising fast returns over long-term quality.
Opera's Funding Dilemma: Met Opera Loses Saudi Deal
The Metropolitan Opera faces a $200m funding loss after Saudi Arabia pulls out of a deal, highlighting the ethical and financial challenges opera houses face in securing donations.
Ted Cruz Defends Jimmy Kimmel, Calls FCC 'Speech Police'
Senator Ted Cruz defends Jimmy Kimmel after FCC reviews ABC licenses over a joke about Melania Trump, dubbing the agency the 'speech police.'
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Morocco Accused of Mass Dog Killing Ahead of 2030 World Cup
Animal activists claim Morocco plans to exterminate 99% of stray dogs before the 2030 FIFA World Cup, with reports of shooting, poisoning, and burning alive. FIFA faces pressure to intervene.
HSBC reviews school fee perk for Hong Kong bankers
HSBC is reportedly reviewing a perk covering 95% of school fees for senior Hong Kong staff, costing tens of millions annually, as part of CEO Georges Elhedery's overhaul.
Joan Burstein, Browns Co-Founder, Dies at 100
Joan Burstein, who co-founded the legendary London boutique Browns and championed designers like Alexander McQueen, has died aged 100. Her curation transformed fashion retail.
Secretive Billionaire Funds Farage
Christopher Harborne, a crypto tycoon, has donated millions to Nigel Farage's parties, including the largest single donation by a living donor to a British party.
Media Chiefs Urge Support for News Bargaining Incentive Law
Australian media leaders call on parliament to pass the News Bargaining Incentive, warning that journalism is at risk if digital platforms don't pay for news content.
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Ken Dodd's Catchphrases Trademarked After Death
Lady Anne Dodd files to trademark Sir Ken Dodd's catchphrases including 'tattyfilarious' and 'Tickling Stick' for TV and film use, eight years after his death.
Record Trophy Hunting Firms Flock to UK Show Amid Ban Calls
A record number of trophy hunting firms selling trips to kill endangered animals flocked to The Stalking Show in Staffordshire, despite public outcry and a promised import ban.
DNC Chair Attends Grindr Party at WHCD Weekend
DNC Chair Ken Martin attended a pre-White House Correspondents Dinner party hosted by Grindr, as the gay hookup app seeks to expand its lobbying influence in Washington.
AI Chatbots Can Slip Undetected Ads Into Conversations
A new study reveals that AI chatbots can embed personalized ads in responses, influencing user choices without detection. Researchers warn of manipulation risks as companies expand chatbot advertising.
Mandelson's Firm Owes HMRC Millions in Unpaid Tax
Lord Mandelson's lobbying firm Global Counsel faces a significant tax debt, owing HMRC millions. The revelation raises questions about financial practices and political influence.
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Mandelson's firm went bust owing £4.5m before his arrest
Global Counsel, the lobbying firm co-founded by Peter Mandelson, went into administration owing £4.54m, including £645,789 to HMRC, just days before Mandelson's arrest over Epstein links.
Kevin Rudd returns to Asia Society CEO role after US exit
Kevin Rudd has resumed his role as President and CEO of the Asia Society after stepping down early as Australia's US ambassador, earning a lucrative salary.
Hayden's 'Strange People on the Hill' Reveals Political Secrets
Michael Edison Hayden's new book 'Strange People on the Hill' delves into the hidden world of political lobbying and influence in Westminster, offering a critical look at power dynamics.
Missing Scientist's Patent Tied to US Advanced Launch Systems
The disappearance of rocket scientist Monica Jacinto Reza has taken a chilling turn as her unique patent for advanced aerospace materials emerges, amid a series of mysterious cases involving scientists with defense ties.
Overwhelmed Prevent Scheme Risks Missing Threats, Chief Warns
Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor reveals Prevent referrals are set to exceed 10,000 this year, with many cases lacking ideology, risking oversight of genuine threats.
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Nuclear Attack: The Fatal Mistake in First Seconds
Experts warn that a common instinctive reaction in the initial moments of a nuclear explosion could prove deadly, highlighting the critical importance of shelter over flight.
Bill Aims to Limit Pentagon's AI Use in Warfare and Surveillance
Senator Elissa Slotkin introduces the AI Guardrails Act to ban military AI from spying on Americans or launching kill strikes without human input, amid rising AI use in the Iran conflict.
Cold War Nuclear Bunker Under Cottage Now Museum
A secret nuclear bunker built during the Cold War lies hidden beneath an unassuming cottage in Essex, designed to protect government officials and now open as a public museum.
Aipac's Covert Funding Tested in Illinois Primaries
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee's $13.7 million spending in Illinois races highlights growing Democratic voter skepticism toward pro-Israel lobbying amid the Gaza war.
Australian War Graves in Gaza Likely Disturbed by Israeli Bulldozing
New photos reveal extensive damage to Australian war graves in Gaza, with officials stating it is 'quite possible' soldiers' bodies have been disturbed by Israeli military operations.
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Lawyer in Trump Pardon Case Charged with Violent Extortion
Joshua Nass, a lobbyist who helped obtain a presidential pardon for a convicted nursing home operator, faces federal charges for allegedly plotting to extort $500,000 from a former client through threats and intimidation.
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