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Jed Neill

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As seen in: Bloomberg LP, BBC Newsnight, Fabulous, The Guardian, The Sun, News.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, The Advertiser (South Australia), The Mercury (Tasmania), The Olive Press, SWLondoner and
Producer for @BBCNewsnight Words in @guardian @writingdisorder @litbreak Previously worked @BBCr4today @TheSun @Underground_RT
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Prince Charles faces fresh accusations in Saudi cash-for-honours scandal

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By Jed Neill Verified
| archive.ph
Fabulous HONOURS SCANDAL 0:29, 12 Dec 2021 Updated: 0:30, 12 Dec 2021 This page has been blocked by Chromium This page has been blocked by Chromium PRINCE Charles was last night facing fresh accusations in the Saudi cash-for-honours scandal. He hosted the CBE investiture for Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz in Buckingham Palace’s Blue Drawing Room, usually reserved for heads of state.
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Five arrested for allegedly stealing 4,000 kilos of oranges in cars in Sevilla

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By Jed Neill Verified
| The Olive Press Verified
Suspicions were raised after three cars, that were lined up behind one another, made a ‘sharp’ manoeuvre to escape the city. SEVILLA police officers have arrested five people carrying 4,000 kilos of oranges jammed into the back of a saloon car. The police were notified after the shipping town of Carmona reported a theft of large quantities of oranges that were packed in sacks.
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Police raid takes down Russian gangs who laundered €30 million through Marbella

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By Jed Neill Verified, Amanda Butler
| The Olive Press Verified
Police arrest 11 Russians during a raid last night, one of which has links to one of the most powerful mafia men on the run in the world. AN associate to one of the worlds most sought after criminals has been arrested following a raid last night. The Guardia Civil, in collaboration with Europol, has arrested 11 Russians and raided 18 properties in Malaga with dozens of guns, cash and sports cars seized.
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