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Abortion complications reporting call ‘a smokescreen’ to limit access, peer says

A Bill would require the Government to publish an annual report containing certain data relating to abortion complications.

Evening Standard

MPs pile pressure on Labour to oppose Saudi bid to join UN’s Human Rights Council

Exclusive: Labour under pressure to take a stand against human rights abuses

The Independent UK

Bahrain sovereign wealth fund buys out McLaren

In December, McLaren shareholders unanimously approved a full recapitalisation of the business ostensibly to allow for a “simplified” and “streamlined” governance process.

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Peer calls for ban on foreign ownership of English football clubs and F1 teams

Lord Scriven accused Formula One’s chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, of damaging the reputation of the sport by failing to address sportswashing

The Guardian - UK

Lewis Hamilton and rivals urged to boycott races as MPs accuse F1 of 'sportswashing'

Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has been vocal against human rights issues in the past, and now MPs have penned a letter urging him to go one step further

Daily Mirror

FIA accused of "targeting" Lewis Hamilton and slammed by House of Lords peer

More strong opposition to the FIA's new protest ban has emerged, this time from Lord Scriven who asserts that the F1 governing body's move will "shield host countries from scrutiny"

Daily Mirror

Ministers accused of using taxpayers' money to 'support homophobic policing' in Qatar

Research by Lib Dem peer Lord Scriven revealed cash from the Foreign Office’s Gulf Strategy Fund was used to provide 'UK expertise to support Qatar’s football policing capability'

Daily Mirror

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Human rights groups sound alarm over Tory foreign minister’s links to repressive Gulf states

Leo Docherty has accepted over £30,000 in hospitality from countries such as Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait and the UAE since 2017

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