I was kicked out of the RAF for being gay : LGBT+ veteran Carl Austin-Behan on reclaiming his medals
“They sat me down and asked me if I had homosexual tendencies. I remember I just froze. They asked me again and I just burst into tears.
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Why politicians, not just top cops, must bear responsibility for our police failures
Greater Manchester Police was placed into special measures last month and the Chief Constable swiftly quit. But what had politicians been doing? Jennifer Williams investigates
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“Mistakes have been made in the past,” a Labour councillor from Rochdale told Greater Manchester’s police and crime panel on Friday.
HSBCâs CEO âaiding and abettingâ Chinaâs crackdown in Hong Kong: British MPs
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London: The CEO of HSBC has been accused of âaiding and abettingâ one of Chinaâs biggest crackdowns on democracy by backing the security law imposed on Hong Kong.
Group chief executive Noel Quinn was also accused of turning a blind eye to allegations of hundreds of senior staff belonging to the Chinese Communist party.
Quinn was grilled by British MPs at a hearing of the Commons Foreign Affairs select committee on Wednesday morning (AEDT).
In the thick of it: A HSBC Holdings bank branch in Hong Kong, China,
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Graham Stringer, who represents Blackley and Broughton, has said he is “very optimistic” after parting ways with the union and its “slow regulatory embrace”. Figures for Greater Manchester show 43,455 people in the top two priority groups - frontline health care workers and people aged over 80 - had been vaccinated by January 3.