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More than 250m people could be pushed into extreme poverty in 2022 – Oxfam

Surge in global food prices, ongoing impact of Covid and rising global inequality threaten the poorest

The Guardian - UK

A designer ‘mega market’ is coming to London’s Notting Hill

Fashion director and stylist Bay Garnett to sell vintage pieces from her own collection

The Independent UK

The ultimate fashion charity shop sale is coming to Notting Hill

Want to bag a piece of Kate Moss’ wardrobe and raise money for people in Ukraine and elsewhere? Head to Bay Garnett’s charity sale, says Joe Bromley

Evening Standard

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Oxfam, others: West Africa facing worst food crisis in a decade

About 27 million people already suffer from hunger. That could rise to 38 million by June unless urgent action is taken.

Al Jazeera

West Africa has worst food crisis in decade, aid groups say

A group of international aid organizations says West Africa is facing its worst food crisis in a decade due to increasing conflict, drought, flooding and the war in Ukraine that is affecting food prices and worsening an already disastrous situation

The Independent UK

Leslie Durham obituary

Other lives: Charity worker and prolific artist who designed Oxfam’s first Christmas cards

The Guardian - UK

Global action needed on East Africa hunger crisis, Oxfam says

In tonight's edition: Widespread hunger across East Africa could become "a catastrophe" without funds to the region's most vulnerable communities, aid agency Oxfam warns. Droughts in the region are also affecting Africa's water security. As the World Water Forum continues in Dakar, researchers say a holistic approach is needed for…

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East Africa's hunger crisis needs global action, says Oxfam

The aid agency Oxfam International warns that widespread hunger across East Africa could become “a catastrophe” without an injection of funds to the region’s most vulnerable communities

The Independent UK

U.K. raised FCRA curbs against Oxfam, Lok Sabha told

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The Hindu

Second charity organisation opposes retail giant's plans for new supermarket in Troon

Charity's regional estate surveyor claimed the plans would effectively end the organisation's 17-year association with the town.

Daily Record

Widow desperately hunting for wedding dress she accidentally donated to charity shop

Heartbroken Josie Smith, 60, put the wedding gown in an Oxfam clothing bin by mistake last month and has been told it could be anywhere in the UK

Daily Mirror

Brain cancer widow accidentally gives wedding dress to charity after donation bag mix up

Josie Smith, 60, has been told the gown could be anywhere in the UK after putting it in an Oxfam clothing bin last month.

Daily Record

We trawled Liverpool and Wirral charity shops and found designer bargains

Merseyside charity shops are a treasure trove of bargain clothing, homeware and trinkets

Liverpool Echo

World's biggest billionaire climate scroungers speeding up global heating

Some of the world's richest people are emitting many thousands of times more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than the average person, meaning their contribution to global heating is as outsized as their wallets

Daily Mirror

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Newslaundry

Sansad Watch Ep 25: How India's rich are getting richer at the cost of the poor

There was drama at the World Economic Forum in Davos after a bunch of "patriotic millionaires" released a letter asking their governments to tax them more. They took this step after Oxfam released a report titled Inequality Kills. As its title suggests, the report pointed out that inequality – where…

Glasgow Live

Rare antique music instrument donated to Glasgow Oxfam Music could raise 'thousands'

The Hungarian Cimbalom was made in 1904 by master craftsman Mogyoróssy Gyula. It was donated to the shop by a member of the public and is expected to raise lots of dosh.

Salon

Billionaires "had a terrific pandemic"

Oxfam reports the wealthiest collectively got $1.2 billion richer every day in the pandemic

The Hindu

Inequality kills: A study of the new OxFam report

How has the pandemic aggravated global inequality? What measures does the study propose to tackle this?

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Radio France Internationale

Oxfam says world's ten richest men doubled fortunes during Covid crisis

The world's ten wealthiest men doubled their fortunes during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic, as poverty and inequality soared, according to a report from the global food charity Oxfam.

The New Daily

Oxfam highlights inequality as world’s 10 richest men more than double wealth during COVID

COVID-19 has turbocharged the vast fortunes of the world's wealthiest while causing untold harm for the world's poor – driving record inequality.

Asharq Al-Awsat

World's 10 Richest Men Doubled Wealth during Covid

The world's 10 wealthiest men doubled their fortunes during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic as poverty and inequality soared, a report said on Monday. Oxfam said the men's wealth jumped from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion, at an average rate of $1.3 billion per day, in a…

ABC News

Oxfam report says Australian billionaires and world's richest men have doubled wealth during pandemic

Oxfam urges governments to consider a 99 per cent, one-off tax on the COVID-19 wealth gains, as its new report reveals that while 99 per cent of humanity is now worse off, "billionaires have had a terrific pandemic".

Daily Mirror

Mega-rich's wealth rockets during pandemic while millions are plunged into poverty

A new billionaire has been created every 26 hours, according to research by Oxfam - but 160 million people have been plunged into poverty

Newslaundry

Vivek Doval denies Caravan reporter got in touch with him before publishing ‘The D-Companies’ article

The cross-examination of Vivek Doval—son of National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval—came to an end today at the Rouse Avenue District Court House Complex.

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