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  • Petrofac Pays Heavy Sanctions Penalty | Aberdeen News

    Petrofac, the UK energy services giant, just paid a £569,000 penalty after breaching Russia sanctions — the first company HMRC has publicly named for such a compound settlement. While shutting down operations in Russia, they secretly supplied sanctioned industrial goods, made them available inside Russia, and even offered technical support. The penalty follows their self-reporting in 2022-2023 and reflects their cooperation in fixing the issue. HMRC is sending a clear message: sanctions violations won’t be ignored, and they’re aligning with global enforcement to show real consequences. For Petrofac — already battling financial woes and recently filing for administration — this penalty adds another chapter to their turbulent story.

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    2 min
  • Petrofac Hit With Record Sanctions Fine | Aberdeen News

    A Scottish energy firm just paid over half a million pounds after breaching Russia sanctions — the first time HMRC has publicly named a company for such a violation. The firm supplied sanctioned goods and technical support to Russian-linked entities in 2022 and 2023 while winding down operations in Russia. Though they self-reported and cooperated with HMRC, the penalty underscores a new enforcement stance: naming violators will now be standard in settlements to boost transparency and align with global sanctions efforts. This move sends a clear message — no company can ignore international rules without facing serious consequences.

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  • GLP-1 Shots Aren't Magic | Aberdeen News

    Forget the magic fix—GLP-1 injections are powerful tools, not solutions. Doctor Adam Staten warns that while these shots slash risks for heart disease, diabetes, and fatty liver, they won’t magically keep you slim forever. The real win? You’ve got to be ready to maintain your new self after the shots stop. Focus on sustainable habits: smarter nutrition, more protein, and a lifestyle that feels doable—not punishing. These jabs are a launchpad, not a finish line.

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    2 min
  • 4 Key Screenings for Women Over 40 | Aberdeen News

    After forty, your heart needs serious attention—here’s what every woman must know: blood pressure, cholesterol levels, blood sugar markers, and BMI. A cardiologist breaks down the four essential screenings to keep your heart strong and healthy.

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  • Government Secrets Exposed | Aberdeen News

    The government’s latest move has everyone talking — here’s why it’s sparking outrage, sparking debate, and maybe even changing the game forever.

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    3 min
  • Clarkson Returns for Millionaire Shows | Aberdeen News

    Jeremy Clarkson is back behind the hot seat — and the podium — as he returns for 20 new episodes of “Millionaire Hot Seat” and 15 more of “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?” after overcoming aggressive prostate cancer and entering remission. The high-stakes, high-pressure gameplay, combined with Clarkson’s signature charisma, is set to return later this year on ITV and ITVX, with the latest episode already crowned by a contestant winning the £1 million jackpot.

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  • Energy Prices Drop Amid Middle East Relief | Aberdeen News

    Energy bills are set to rise by $221 annually starting Wednesday, fueled by Middle East conflict disruptions—but recent peace progress may stabilize prices. The Ofgem cap will climb 13%, adding $18/month, pushing annual costs to $1,862. A reopened shipping route has eased natural gas prices, offering relief as colder months loom. Analysts now expect October’s cap to hold steady, avoiding another hike. Ofgem’s next update is August 26th, while government support remains uncertain. With nearly $5 billion in household energy debt and experts urging market reforms to save $158/year, many still face steep bills this winter.

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  • County Lines Exploit Rising Among Teens | Aberdeen News

    Police Scotland reveals a shocking 500% surge in under-18s exploited in county lines drug trafficking, with 104 victims last year versus just 22 six years ago—kids as young as 13 being coerced into moving drugs by ruthless gangs that groom them with money, clothes, or drugs, often unaware they’re victims, leaving them with criminal records while gangs see them as low-risk pawns.

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    3 min

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