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    Evening briefing Thursday 26th January

    enJanuary 26, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • BT supports businesses, Zahawi under investigation, Transgender rape convict, Sturgeon's statement, Ukraine tensionsBT backs businesses of all sizes, Zahawi faces tax probe, Transgender rape convict moves to male prison, Sturgeon could shift policy, Ukraine receives military aid

      BT, a leading business technology provider, emphasizes its commitment to supporting businesses of all sizes and types. Meanwhile, the Tory party chair, Nadim Zahawi, faces an investigation over his tax affairs, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressing belief in due process. A transgender woman convicted of rape is being moved to a male prison after being initially housed in a female facility, sparking controversy and debate. Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, made a significant statement regarding the issue, potentially signaling a change in policy. Lastly, Ukraine is receiving military support from various allies as tensions continue to escalate.

    • Poland, Germany, and the UK to Send Tanks to Ukraine with DelayDespite promises to send tanks, Poland, Germany, and the UK face logistical challenges, requiring time for maintenance, training, and delivery.

      While Poland, Germany, and the UK have pledged to send tanks to Ukraine, there will be a significant delay before they can be put into action due to the need for logistics, maintenance, and training for Ukrainian soldiers. Meanwhile, a study suggests that monitoring over-the-counter medicine purchases could help detect ovarian cancer earlier. On a different note, this Mother's Day, consider giving back to the special moms in your life with thoughtful gifts from 1800 Flowers. And for businesses, Stamps.com is a no-brainer for streamlining mailing and shipping processes, making your business more efficient and less busy. Remember, you can sign up for a 4-week trial with free postage and a free digital scale using the code "program."

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