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The Tories are the only ones to chime with the Scots - Vimarsana News

The Tories are the only ones to chime with the Scots

The only party in Scotland chiming with the actual mood of the public is the Scottish Tories. Who could have predicted this as the fallout from…

Cambridge's China complicity | The Spectator - Vimarsana News

Cambridge's China complicity | The Spectator

UK-China Transparency (UKCT) was formally launched this week (see Notes, 16 September). Its aim is in its name. There is sadly little transparency about UK-China dealings, especially in our universities. I first reported this problem early in 2020 when I investigated the behaviour of Jesus College, Cambridge, and its China Centre, run by the CCP

More "Suddenly Classic" Antitrust Cases From The New Merger Guidelines: Philadelphia National Bank And Pabst - M&A/Private Equity - Vimarsana News

More "Suddenly Classic" Antitrust Cases From The New Merger Guidelines: Philadelphia National Bank And Pabst - M&A/Private Equity

As we explained in a prior post, the new draft merger Guidelines issued recently by the FTC and DOJ cite to several older court opinions that might not be familiar to antitrust practitioners...

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MP Sues Matt Hancock for Defamation Case Over Covid Vaccine - Vimarsana News

MP Sues Matt Hancock for Defamation Case Over Covid Vaccine

Matt Hancock is being sued by a disgruntled independent MP who claimed to have compared the Holocaust and Covid vaccines, leading to his expulsion from the Conservative Party.

Andrew Bridgen open to Hancock apology in Covid legal row - Vimarsana News

Andrew Bridgen open to Hancock apology in Covid legal row

Ex-Tory MP Andrew Bridgen has suggested that he will withdraw his legal action against Matt Hancock if the former health secretary apologises.