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WhistleblowersUK retweeted
At the 13th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime, @StopFraud will host a side event on transnational financial crime.
Learn more & register below. #UNTOC2026 #COP13 @UNODC
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WhistleblowersUK retweeted
Today, the Courts and Tribunals Bill returns to the House of Commons for its Second Reading.
The Bill contains a sinister proposal to significantly curb our ancient and precious right to trial by jury.
Andy Burnham may have moved an inch, but David Lammy’s authoritarian plan to slash that right is still very much alive and kicking.
Burnham’s ministers, like Starmer’s before them, believe that restricting defendants’ right to a jury trial is the most efficient way to reduce the Crown Court backlog — despite having no credible evidence to support this claim.
FSU research has shown that people charged with speech-related offences are almost twice as likely to be found not guilty in a Crown Court with a jury than in a magistrates’ court without one.
Put simply, if Lammy’s reforms pass, more people could be banged up for exercising their right to free speech.
✍️ Sign the FSU’s petition calling on the Government to guarantee our right to trial by jury 👇
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
I recently spoke to @thenerve_news about reports that the Government has spent or agreed to spent at least £992m with Palantir.
It’s becoming increasingly clear the British state is in the early stages of addiction to Palantir and all it represents.
We now have a chance to chart a new and better course away from Palantir. We should take it quickly, with both hands.
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
I have absolutely no sympathy with Scottish Government civil servants complaining about parliamentary questions.
They work for a government that has turned withholding information into an art form.
Getting a straight answer from SNP ministers is like pulling teeth. Perhaps if they answered properly in the first place, MSPs wouldn't have to keep digging.
The suggestion that our questions are AI-generated is insulting. Mine come from real people, real concerns and a determination to uncover the facts.
Officials who contribute to this culture of SNP secrecy are part of the problem.
Ministers should tackle their own excessive internal bureaucracy and resolve the ongoing dispute about civil servants returning to the office.
MSPs are elected to hold the government to account. Civil servants are employed to serve the public.
I won't apologise for asking difficult questions. I won't stop until I get proper answers.
@CatrionaStewart in today's @TheScotsman
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WhistleblowersUK retweeted
51% of private family law cases in England and Wales had no lawyer on either side (MoJ, April to June 2026).
Tomorrow at 6pm our founder Edward Romain, author of Alone in Court, speaks at a free online Transparency Task Force talk on what it means to face court alone.
Registration link below.
You can watch live this afternoon’s debate on the introduction of #Whistleblowing amendments here parliament.uk/business/news/…
For the last 14 years I listened to people calling me guilty. For the last year I listened to people saying I was not exonerated and we won on a technicality. Well Friday changed that. The case in law we were subjected to was so egregious it could not even withstand a guilty plea
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
Deloitte helped in falsifying documents to hide Roman Abramovich’s wealth and evade tax, BBC finds bbc.in/4hEdJL4
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
🔵EXCLUSIVE: Leaked files containing years’ worth of email correspondence and financial records show how Deloitte Cyprus worked with other firms managing Roman Abramovich’s wealth to move vast assets from Cyprus to the British Virgin Islands, including cash deposits in banks, superyachts, and luxury homes.
Read more in our new story with @TBIJ and @TheCIReN: occrp.org/en/project/cyprus-…
Our proposals for an #OfficeOfTheWhistleblower supported by Baroness Kramer & Lord Wills will be debated today Source: parliament.uk/business/news/… share.google/ufeQ6OtPXijjbBc…
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
Very serious wrongdoing is taking place at the High Court's King's Bench Division! HMCTS staff are also involved! See below!
@carolejahme @BlindJusticeUK @21percentgroup @AJogee @HouseofCommons @JUSTICE4WBS
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
🚨 Burnham rushes to axe photo ID checks at elections
Rapid speed of ending new polling station requirement suggests PM will go to the country earlier than expected
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
We're urging people to sign an open letter calling on the Government and NHS England to halt the accelerated removal of patients from GP lists until its safety and impact have been independently reviewed.
Read more and sign our letter dauk.org/doctors-and-patient…
If you are struggling to get through the regulatory quagmire come and meet our team of professionals and whistleblowers. You are not alone WBUK.org
WhistleblowersUK retweeted
This has been the most extraordinary financial and judicial scandal that I’ve covered in my career. For eighteen out of nineteen traders convicted, it turns out they were falsely tried. There are still so many questions to be asked. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqgk…
Replying to @HowleyReporter @HarrisonHSmith
The recent death of Simon Andriesz brings a tragic end to the story of the British banker-turned-whistleblower who exposed US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s previously undisclosed ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Andriesz wasn't just a casual observer; as a former managing director at BGC Partners—part of Lutnick’s Cantor Fitzgerald group—he knew exactly how the firm operated. While the public was busy searching the millions of released Epstein files for Lutnick's full name, Andriesz knew executives often used initials. This insight led him to the "HWL" account, where he uncovered a 2018 email chain between Lutnick and Epstein discussing the prospects of a start-up called Adfin.
But that was only part of what he found. Digging deeper, Andriesz also discovered plans for one of Lutnick's firms to commercially exploit the contacts of Prince Andrew, involving a £1 million loan—a move he described as trying to "basically buy a prince."
His digging came full circle when he was shocked to find his own name in the files, tied to FBI interviews he had given during a dispute with BGC Partners. Andriesz had been fired in 2017 after raising concerns about accounting irregularities, though his allegations later contributed to BGC being fined $3 million by US regulators.
Andriesz shared his explosive findings with the House Oversight Committee ahead of Lutnick's May testimony. Under scrutiny, Lutnick claimed he didn't know Epstein was an investor in Adfin until this year and stated he unequivocally condemns Epstein's conduct. The Commerce Department added there is no evidence of wrongdoing. However, Democrats on the committee were unconvinced, accusing Lutnick of lying and demanding his resignation.
Ultimately, Andriesz’s meticulous search through 3.5 million documents brought critical context to light—a legacy that now stands as a defining part of his obituary.
Link: thebanker.com/content/02286d…




















