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Britain vows to tackle foreign meddling in politics after Reform   Russia bribes caseMinisters l stanley tumbler aunch a review into foreign financial inference in Britain after a senior Reform UK politician was jailed for taking pro-Russia bribes.ListenAI generated Text-to-speechCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInAn  urgent  independent review into foreign financial interference will be run by Phillip Rycroft, the former top official in the Home Office. | Henry Nicholls/AFP via Getty ImagesDecember 16, 20254:22 pm CETBy Mason Boycott-OwenLONDON 鈥?Britain will investigate how hostile states like China and Russia are financially interfering with U.K. democracy and elections, ministers have announced.Steve Reed, the communities secretary, told MPs that the decision was prompted by the conviction of Nathan Gill 鈥?the former leader of Reform UK in Wales, who was jailed after accepting payments to make pro-Russia statements while he was an MEP for Nigel Farages Brexit Party. The f stanley termosar acts are clear,  Reed told MPs on Tuesday, adding:  A British politician took bribes to further the interests of the Russian regime, a regime which forcefully deported vulnerable Ukrainian ch stanley cup ildren and killed a British citizen on British soil using a deadly nerve agent.AdvertisementAdvertisement This conduct is a stain on our democracy. The independent review will work to remove that stain. An  urgent  independent review into foreign financial interference will be run by Philli Cnzm French    distance selling    plan under attack from industry
ECB pleas for wage restraint fall on deaf earsThe 5.5 stanley mug % increase in pay demanded by Germany   powerful IG Metall labour union has set alarm bells ringing at the European Central Bank. But are its fears of wage-driven inflation justified  Tim Jones reportsCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMarch 8, 20005:00 pm CETUNTIL now, Klaus Zwickel has been a household name in Germany alone.But if, as is widely anticipated, the European Central Bank decides to increase the cost of borrowing in the next four weeks, the televised face of the stanley italia  abrasive leader of the IG Metall labour union will become familiar throughout the 11-nation euro zone.This is because IG Metall is no ordinary union and 2000 is no ordinary year. Detecting signs of economic recovery in Germany, Zwickel has lodged a demand for a 5.5% pay rise  for his 3.4 million members in the metal, engineering and electrical industries together with retirement at 60 with full pension rights.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe metal workers ; annual pay settlement traditionally sets the pace for wage awards throughout Germany and the ECB fears that, now that Europe   largest economy is locked in a monetary union with ten others, Zwickel   influence will extend beyond its borders.In Italy, annual inflation has accelerated to its highest rate in stanley cup  two years at 2.2% and hourly wages are increasing by 0.1 of a percentage point a month.A one-size-fits-all ; uniform wag