Prince Harry and Meghan Markle criticized Meta for allowing hate speech, prompting conservative US think-tank member Nile Gardiner to call their statement a “huge mockery” of the Royal Family. The Heritage Foundation has sought to make Harry’s immigration records public but was denied by a US judge, who stated the public does not have a strong interest in disclosure. Gardiner criticized the couple for engaging in political matters, stating it goes against royal protocol and makes a mockery of the Royal Family’s neutrality.
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Only three people prosecuted for covering up illegal sewage spills
SummaryNew rules coming into effect on Friday will impose potential jail time of up to two years for employees of water companies who obstruct investigations into sewage spills. Government data indicates that water company executives have previously avoided penalties for covering up illegal sewage discharges, with only three individuals prosecuted for obstructing the Environment Agency, none of whom faced fines. These changes aim to enhance accountability and address the issue of illegal sewage spills in...
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