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Scott Duffield

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Senior Journalist @BBCPolitics (on loan from @BBCBreakfast) • prev @STVNews @BBCScotland
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Three African countries agree to UK migrant returns after visa penalty threat

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By Scott Duffield Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Three African countries have agreed to take back foreign offenders and illegal migrants after the UK Home Secretary threatened them with visa penalties. A month after the threat from Shabana Mahmood, Namibia and Angola agreed to cooperate on returns. The Home Secretary has now also secured cooperation from the DRC. "My message is clear, if foreign governments refuse to accept the return of their citizens, then they will face consequences," she said following the agreement.
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Investigation into pre-Budget leaks is under way, MPs told

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By Josh Martin Verified, Scott Duffield Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is backing an inquiry into pre-Budget leaks from the Treasury which knocked business and consumer confidence and moved markets. The chief secretary to the Treasury told the Commons on Wednesday an inquiry into pre-Budget leaks was under way, led by top Treasury civil servant James Bowler and had "the full support of the chancellor".
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Scottish Government signs off extradition of US rape suspect Nicholas Rossi

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By Sharon Frew Verified, Scott Duffield Verified, Victoria Pease Verified, Gianni Marini Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
The Scottish Government has signed an extradition order for US rape suspect Nicholas Rossi. Nicholas Rossi is wanted in the United States in connection with alleged offences including rape and contested moves by authorities in America to have him flown over to face legal proceedings. Scottish ministers had the final decision over whether to extradite him. They made their decision and signed the order on September 28 – a response to a freedom of information request revealed.
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