Hannah Rodger
Political Editor at Sunday Mail
Political Editor at the Sunday Mail. DMs open. [email protected]
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msn.com | Hannah Rodger |Jonathan Blackburn
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msn.com | Hannah Rodger
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Hannah Rodger
The Scots lawyer also ran a rugby club near Glasgow. A paedophile lawyer worked for a Government-backed youth charity embroiled in accusations it failed to handle claims of child sexual harassment. Alan Eccles, from Giffnock near Glasgow, was spared jail after pleading guilty to three charges and sentenced to 300 hours of community service at Paisley Sheriff Court last week.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Hannah Rodger
The donation came from a company owned by one of the country's top lobbyists. A Scottish MP is being urged to explain why she accepted a cash donation from a political lobbyist. Lib Dem MP Susan Murray received a £2000 donation from MFGC Holdings Ltd just three weeks after her election. The firm is owned by Mark Cummings – an ex-East Dunbartonshire Tory party chairman – who now runs one of Scotland’s most prolific lobbying firms, Invicta Public Affairs.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Hannah Rodger
Brookfield Multiplex, which is now being sued by NHS Greater Glasgow, was awarded the huge sum for making the hospital environmentally friendly. Health chiefs gave a £250,000 eco-bonus to a firm it is now suing over its defective superhospital. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) paid Brookfield Multiplex for achieving certain environmental credentials at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH), despite the site being riddled with problems.
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Excl: NHS glasgow chiefs gave construction firm £250k bonus for making a scandal-hit QEUH hospital environmentally friendly, despite patient safety standards being ignored. https://t.co/sSGOiA6G3R
Excl: Scot LibDem MP criticised for taking cash donation from lobbyist. https://t.co/4uIncLtGyL
Paedo lawyer Alan Eccles worked at charity accused of ignoring child sex harassment claims https://t.co/uQdpTrFgga