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20% of UK political donations come from just ten men

20% of UK political donations come from just ten men
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Shadowy groups face no risk for breaking UK election law, experts tell MPs

Shadowy groups face no risk for breaking UK election law, experts tell MPs
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Who Runs Scotland? Calls for radical shift of power after influencers revealed

Scotland needs a radical shift in the way that power and influence are distributed to help address democratic deficits and rebuild trust in the political process, The Ferret has been told. Politicians and campaigners reacting to our week-long investigation – Who Runs Scotland – claimed it has revealed deep flaws in our transparency legislation and a heavy reliance on big businesses based outwith Scotland, including those with links to tax havens. Our series of reports also suggested a “closed shop” of connections in both public and private decision-making and an imbalance of power tipped in favour of those with money, land, connections and high professional status.

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Scottish Parliament should resist Boris Johnson s plans for voter ID – Dr Jess Garland

Any change to Britain’s franchise needs careful consideration. But instead of providing evidence of the need for mandatory ID, the government claims there s an “unacceptable potential” for abuse at the moment. Widespread voter fraud at the ballot box would be easy to see. We’d find hundreds of people turning up to vote on polling day to find a ballot had already been cast in their name. Those claims are almost non-existent. Of the 595 alleged cases of electoral fraud investigated by the police in 2019, only 33 related to voter impersonation at a polling station – just 0.000057 per cent of over 58 million votes cast in all elections that year.

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Boris Johnson is creating a trojan horse that makes it easier for tax exiles and non-doms to fund UK elections

Boris Johnson is creating a trojan horse that makes it easier for tax exiles and non-doms to fund UK elections
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