Today, the watchdog concluded there had been repeated instances of misconduct by Mrs Ingram-Moore and her husband, Colin. Alongside her chartered accountant husband, Colin, Mrs Ingram-Moore co-founded business recruitment agency Maytrix and both are co-directors of private limited company Club Nook. But just three years later she and her husband had been banned by the Charity Commission from being charity trustees. Mrs Ingram-Moore also accepted she had been paid £18,000 for attending the Virgin Media O2 Captain Tom Foundation Connector Awards in 2021. 'The publisher paid Captain Sir Tom a fee, it was his and he decided what to do with it.'

More infoPaul Pogba is set to make his long-awaited return to football at the end of this month. The former Manchester United midfielder will take part in a friendly match at the King's Cup on November 30 in Dubai. The same rule applies for Roberto Carlos, who's playing for King's XI, with both players wearing an exclusive 'King's Guard' shirt. Confirming that on The Overlap's Stick to Football podcast, Scholes said: "I'm away, I am playing a game in Dubai for charity. It means that Pogba is free to resume training in January and make his return to competitive action from March.

Infrastructure minister Catherine King alleges in a speech to parliament that Liberal backbencher Tony Pasin filmed a conversation between them on a GoPro. King characterised the interaction as a 'serious breach of the rules' and has asked for the issue to be referred to the parliament’s powerful privileges committee. A spokesperson for Pasin told Guardian Australia that Pasin 'denies the accusations' and that he 'intends to respond to them in Parliament when he returns from leave'

Here are the morning’s top stories on Wednesday, November 20, 2024…Several California tribes are renewing their push for the federal government to protect their ancestral lands. On Wednesday, unions representing tens of thousands of healthcare, professional, service and technical employees at the University of California launched a two-day strike. There’s desert landscape along the California-Arizona border that is the ancestral land of the Quechan Tribe. That’s why this year the Quechan Tribe is asking the Biden administration to make this land a new national monument — an area of protected public land similar to a national park. The members’ vote passed with 98% support, according to the University Professional and Technical Employees Local 9119, which represents more than 19,000 physician assistants, optometrists, clinical lab scientists and other UC employees statewide.

(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelUkraine has fired long-range British Storm Shadow missiles into Russian territory for the first time, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing an unnamed Western official.A spokesperson for Prime Minister Keir Starmer said his office would not be commenting on reports or operational matters.Britain had previously said Ukraine could use Storm Shadow cruise missiles within Ukrainian territory but the government has been pressing the United States for permission to allow their use to strike targets inside Russia for several months.U.S. President Joe Biden changed its policy to allow Ukraine to use U.S.-made weapons to strike deep into Russia this week.

This is the fifth year that Insurance Times has conducted the MGA survey, investigating brokers’ opinions, attitudes and levels of satisfaction with the services they receive from their MGA partners. In addition, for the fifth consecutive year, Insurance Times has given a star rating out of five, linked to performance score. This provides a more practical tool to help brokers assess MGAs and for MGAs to benchmark performance more easily. The 2024/25 MGA survey was open to UK brokers throughout July and September 2024. The MGA survey focused on how brokers rated the overall service provided to them by their MGA partners over the past 12-month business period.

Ellen DeGeneres, left, and Portia de Rossi have left Montecito for the British countryside, according to new reports. Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi flippin’ love Montecito. They love it so much they have reportedly owned and/or flipped at least 21 properties there. DeGeneres and De Rossi are now at home in the U.K. They have bought and sold a number of properties around L.A., yet the Santa Barbara area was a particular favorite.

Ukraine fired a number of British Storm Shadow cruise missiles into Russia’s Kursk region on Wednesday, a day after firing American long-range missiles into the country, according to Pentagon and Ukrainian officials. But President Biden last week authorized the first use of the American Army Tactical Missile Systems, known as ATACMS, deep inside Russia. American officials say the pivot was in response to Moscow’s surprise decision to bring North Korean troops into the fight. Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain quickly followed suit, authorizing Ukraine to use the Storm Shadows, officials said. Britain had previously allowed Ukraine to use the missiles against Russian positions within Ukrainian territory.

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Write to letters@thetimes.co.ukSir, James Rebanks is right that the farming crisis is much bigger than inheritance tax (interview, Nov 20). We must not forget the many tenant farmers who are custodians of more than a third of England’s farmland but do not own land. The budget announcement that “delinked farm payments” are now capped means that tenant farmers are worried about how to pay rent next year. And the changes to agricultural property relief and business property relief mean that tenant farmers face the stark reality that their landlord may well be forced to evict their tenants and sell land to pay an inheritance tax bill. Two years ago I was the author of the Rock Review, an independent government review that

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Ukraine has fired U.K.-supplied Storm Shadow missiles into Russia for the first time, British media reported Wednesday, after being given the green light from London. Several missiles were launched against at least one Russian military target, The Financial Times said, citing an unidentified Western official. The Guardian said Britain had given Ukraine permission to use the missiles in Russia in response to Moscow's deployment of North Korean troops on the border. Russia said Tuesday that the missiles had been used to target a military facility in the Bryansk border region. Both Ukraine and Russia are jockeying for upper hand on the battlefield before Trump re-enters the White House in January.

More infoFormer Manchester United man Paul Pogba will be making plans for his return to football, but is the Premier League really a viable option? Matty HewittPaul Pogba returning to the Premier League certainly wasn't on my bingo card at the start of the season. Isaac JohnsonI do think Pogba could play in the Premier League again - if (a big if) he returns to the required fitness levels. Richard GarnettPaul Pogba would be fantastic back in the Premier League - if you lack silly dance routines and Instagram. Sadly, Pogba's bad decisions seem to have outweighed his good moments so a return to the Premier League only really seems plausible for someone like Todd Boehly and Chelsea.

LONDON - Ukraine has fired UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles into Russia for the first time, British media reported on Nov 20, after being given the green light from London. Several missiles were launched against at least one Russian military target, the Financial Times said, citing an unidentified Western official. The Guardian said Britain had given Ukraine permission to use the missiles in Russia in response to Moscow’s deployment of North Korean troops on the border. Britain had previously allowed Ukraine to use Storm Shadows, which have a range in excess of 250km, within Ukrainian territory. Russia said on Nov 19 that the missiles had been used to target a military facility in the Bryansk border region.

Jessica Kariisa [00:03:26] So now we’re at a point where SFMTA, the agency that runs MUNI, is talking about huge cuts to service. Jessica Kariisa [00:05:58] I mean, can we talk about the impact that some of these cuts would have? Dan Brekke [00:06:17] Well, you know, MUNI says that 38% of its ridership qualifies as low income. And when they went through this exercise of talking about these various cuts,they might do, they estimated the number of people in the city, you know city of 800,000 plus, who would be affected. There may have to be some new city tax, right?