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Ivanka Trump throws brothers and father under bus in New York fraud suit

Ivanka Trump says she was not involved in preparing fraudulent financial statements that form the core of the $250m fraud suit against her father’s company

The Independent UK · Mar 7, 2023

Michael Gove accuses Lambeth Council of ‘persistent’ failures after child left in mould-ridden home

Housing Secretary says London council failed to provide ‘most basic level of decency’ for tenants after complaints

Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2023

Nottingham City Council leader set to step down from housing firm amid 'conflict of interest' claim

David Mellen said advice has recently been received on the position of council members on company boards

Nottingham Post · Mar 7, 2023

Women's lobby lays out policy demands ahead of NSW poll

Less than three weeks out from the NSW state election, a women's rights group has urged NSW political parties to do more to close the gender gap.

AAP · Mar 7, 2023

Glasgow's Shawlands Arcade redevelopment including 600 homes agreed in principle

A petition opposing the plan was signed by 365 people but planning permission in principle has been granted. More detailed application will need approved in future.

Glasgow Live · Mar 7, 2023

Rental redecorating tips that won't risk your deposit

There are budget-friendly ways to spruce up a rental without breaking any landlord agreements

Liverpool Echo · Mar 7, 2023

Laura Hamilton explains common reason buyers stop the search on A Place in the Sun

The Channel 4 show encourages buyers to be honest

Liverpool Echo · Mar 7, 2023

Leo Varadkar says eviction ban was creating a 'new form of homelessness' as he defends ending moratorium

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and the Government's decision to end the eviction ban from March 31 onwards was widely criticised by the opposition parties on Tuesday afternoon.

Irish Mirror · Mar 7, 2023

Owners of empty properties and second homes in Vale of Glamorgan to pay twice as much council tax

But one councillor said there was a "degree of infringement of civil liberties"

Wales Online · Mar 7, 2023

Philip Lowe leaves clues his rate-rising work may be done – bar an Easter finale

The RBA governor has ditched his hawkish tone and the odds now seem to favour just one more rise, probably in April – but that could change

The Guardian - AU · Mar 7, 2023