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Hundreds of power and gas customers caught up in alleged fraud by sales agents We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement French utilities giant Engie has been hit with penalties of more than $2.5 million after door-to-door sales agents allegedly fraudulently switched hundreds of power and gas customers to its Australian retailing business without consent. The penalties against the Engie-owned retailer Simply Energy, anno...

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This is bbc news, the headlines... at the tokyo olympics, the defending champion team gbs adam peaty is through to the semifinal of the 100 metres breaststroke, while max whitlock advanced to the final of the pommel horse — the event in which he won gold four years ago. a daily testing scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england has been expanded. essential services have been disrupted after hundreds of thousands of people have come into contact with infected people....

To the final of the pommel horse — the event in which he won gold four years ago. a daily testing scheme allowing key workers to avoid covid self—isolation in england has been expanded. essential services have been disrupted after hundreds of thousands of people have come into contact with infected people. a night—time curfew has come into force across almost all of afghanistan in an attempt to stop taliban infiltration into urban areas. the government said no—one is allowed to move arou...

Darwin is unique among Australia’s capital cities, it is the smallest, northernmost, wettest and warmest of them all and one of its biggest fans is the city’s Greek-born Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis who will be putting himself up for re-election in August. “Many people realise living in big cities has its advantages until things go wrong,” Cr Vatskalis told Neos Kosmos. One of the things that has gone wrong over the past year has, of course, been the COVID-19 pandemic, which Darwin has so f...

But these will only be available for a small number of specific employees, whose absence from work would have a major impact on essential services or national security. theo leggett, bbc news. we are speaking to george eustice, the environment secretary around half past. if you have questions about which workers should be part of the scheme, let us know. we will ask some of those questions this morning. lets talk more about this with our political correspondent, jonathan blake. morning, jonathan...

Get out of quarantine because otherwise the whole system starts to crumble. and on the other side of the argument, things are quite interested in these potential services rely on other essential services rely on other essential services and at what point do you decide that other exemptions are needed? mi decide that other exemptions are needed? �* . ~, ., decide that other exemptions are needed? �* . ., ., needed? all right, thanks for now, caroline. caroline _ needed? all right, thanks for ...

Government has set a very high bar for that, there needs to be major that her mental impact on your ability and integrity to deliver essential services, so the rail operators had to get to the point where the really could not be operating no strains unless they had some exemptions. the same senior rail source i was speaking to earlier was saying that they thought the whole system was unmanageable because i thought it would take longer to apply for an exemption thanit longer to apply for an exemp...

Government responding to that? theyre sticking to their message now saying that the app remains crucial in limiting the number of coronavirus cases to a manageable of acceptable level given that legal restrictions in england have been lifted and there are still a lot of adults that havent had both vaccinations yet and that is why we have seen in both cases here for the food industry where up to 10,000 workers will be exempted from isolation getting daily test whether they have isolated or not an...

Iain do you want to continue on our covid theme for the first part of this review with the daily telegraph. in the context of all of that the pressure on the government to increase the number who are in fact exempt from having to sell but not self—isolate if they come into contact with somebody who has tested positive? this contact with somebody who has tested ositive? , , , . positive? this reminds me very much ofthe positive? this reminds me very much of the lobbying. _ positive? this remind...