Die Kommission zur Korruptionsprävention hat eine Untersuchung zu dem Vorwurf eingeleitet, dass Premierminister Robert Golob unangemessenen Druck auf die ehemalige Innenministerin Tatjana Bobnar in Bezug auf die Besetzung der Polizeikräfte ausgeübt habe, was letztlich zu ihrem Rücktritt im vergangenen Dezember geführt habe, wie die Kommission für Korruptionsprävention auf der Website mitteilte Freitag.
Bobnar sagt, sie stehe entschieden zu den Vorwürfen, es seien „unzulässige Forderungen und Bedingungen“ gestellt worden.
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Online scammers are using platforms such as TikTok to sell dangerous fake weight-loss drugs to desperate diabetes patients hit by a medication shortage, as England’s prescription watchdog faces further pressure to approve a breakthrough jab.
In trials, a third of type 2 diabetics on the new drug, tirzepatide, shed more than 20 per cent of their body weight after just over a year and saw their blood sugars brought in check. The average person with obesity weighing 16.5 st (105
Qantas Airways, Australiens nationale Fluggesellschaft, verkaufte Tausende von Tickets für Flüge, die sie bereits storniert hatte, teilte die Verbraucherschutzbehörde des Landes in einer Klage gegen die Fluggesellschaft mit, und ließ Reisende darum ringen, alternative Vereinbarungen zu treffen.
In einer Erklärung teilte die australische Wettbewerbs- und Verbraucherkommission am Donnerstag mit, sie habe vor einem australischen Bundesgericht ein Gerichtsverfahren gegen Qantas eingeleitet und erklärt, dass die Fluggesellschaft falsches, irreführendes oder betrügerisches Verhalten an den Tag gelegt habe, indem sie Tickets für mehr
Eine medizinische Überwachungsorganisation hat die Endocrine Society aufgefordert, eine „systematische Überprüfung“ ihrer Unterstützung für medizinische Eingriffe durchzuführen, die darauf abzielen, das Geschlecht von Minderjährigen zu ändern, wie aus einem Brief hervorgeht, der The Daily Wire exklusiv vorliegt.
Do No Harm, eine Organisation, die sich zum Ziel gesetzt hat, „das Gesundheitswesen vor einer radikalen, spaltenden und diskriminierenden Ideologie zu schützen“, betonte in einem Brief an die Endocrine Society die wachsende Skepsis gegenüber transgendermedizinischen Eingriffen in ganz Europa. Die Organisation unterstützt weiterhin
People worried about their finances are falling victim to fraudsters making fake offers of loans.
The Financial Conduct Authority found that 24 percent of people in a survey last month turned to credit or loans to help fund their summer spending.
Loan fee fraud, where someone pays a fee for a loan they never receive, typically leads to a £260 loss.
The regulator said its data indicates that last summer there was a 26 percent increase in complaints from consumers
LONDON — The U.K.’s election watchdog, the Electoral Commission, has announced that it was the subject of a complex cyberattack last year in which its systems were accessed by “hostile actors.”
Personal data including names, addresses, email addresses, and other data held on electoral registers were compromised during the attack, the Electoral Commission revealed on Tuesday.
It is not currently aware of who was responsible for the attack.
The incident was first identified in October 2022 following the detection of
How many people does it kill?
More than 11,800 men a year – or one every 45 minutes – are killed by the disease in Britain, compared with about 11,400 women dying of breast cancer.
It means prostate cancer is behind only lung and bowel in terms of how many people it kills in Britain.
In the US, the disease kills 26,000 men each year.
Despite this, it receives less than half the research funding of breast cancer and treatments
BRUSSELS — The EU’s anti-fraud watchdog found irregularities worth €1.77 billion in 2022 as the number of cases it investigated increased, it said in a report published Thursday.
OLAF, which monitors the abuse of EU funds, said there were 12,455 cases reported by authorities last year, a 7 percent increase from 2021.
The majority of these, 11,316 ― an all-time high — were not criminal but concerned irregularities such as poor management, sloppy record-keeping or insufficient financial controls. It represented
Energy firms’ customer service has been blasted by regulator Ofgem, which says consumers deserve more in its call for reform of the market.
The energy regulator said it has become ‘increasingly difficult’ for customers to even get hold of someone to speak to at their energy firm – despite many good examples.
Ofgem said that ‘supplier customer service on the whole is not meeting many consumers’ needs’, and singled out call waiting times and the ease of speaking to energy
