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RVS in row with community groups over building sale Campaigners say the charity has been slow to respond to queries, while the RVS says the pandemic is to blame for those delays, and it has to sell because the building has caused substantial losses by Stephen Delahunty Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

Our editors’ weekly take on humanitarian news, trends, and developments from around the globe. On our radar Aid on hold after Myanmar coup The fallout from Myanmar’s 1 February coup continues, as the military clamps down on communications and humanitarian groups search for signs of how aid to nearly one million people may be affected. Authorities charged the country’s deposed de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, with allegedly importing walkie-talkies. The military also blocked Facebook, sy...

Charities must not go out of their way to divide people, commission chair warns Baroness Stowell was making one of her last speeches before stepping down from the Charity Commission later this month by Stephen Delahunty Free email bulletins

Updated: February 3, 2021, 12:26 pm © Darrell Benns / DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The Elgin and Aberdeen mass vaccination centres will be opened for seven days a week in the coming weeks. However, vaccine clinics in Ellon and Alford will be closed, with the staff there moving to the larger sites. NHS Grampian made this announcement as the health board looks to accelerate the pace of vacci...

Chief of major aid charity on administrative leave after agreeing payments to armed group Nancy Wilson, the US-based head of Relief International, sanctioned the move to protect local staff, but it has left the charity open to accusations that it breached anti-terrorism legislation by Andy Ricketts Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

Ian MacQuillin: Fundraisers must rise above the culture wars – theres work to do A proliferation of conflicts across the sector has jeopardised its reputation as a friendly profession, but respectful pluralism is the best way forward Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

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Islamic Reliefs work is not being skewed by antisemitic views, former Attorney General finds Dominic Grieve was commissioned to conduct a review after former senior leaders at the charity made racist comments on social media by Stephen Delahunty Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

The charity says it is 'deeply saddened' to hear the accounts from people who have approached Third Sector

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