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The Sunday Telegraph reports on findings HJK Investigations, the housing fraud specialist, that there are "indications of fraud" in a fifth of social housing tenancies. These indicators the tenants having mortgages, utility bills or active credit at other addresses. This based on data matching of 27,000 tenants – using public information such as land registry and credit rating records.
A previous estimate was 160,000 illegal sublets nationally – this new research suggests that could be the number in London alone.
The Government are proposing a change in the law to make illegal subletting a criminal rather than a civil offence.
Last week, Shelina Akhtar, a councillor in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, admitted subletting her housing association property as she was convicted of £1100 in housing benefit fraud.
She paid a subsidised "social rent" of £400 a month, but lived in private accommodation elsewhere and charged her tenant £1000 a month.
Ms Akhtar has refused to resign as a councillor even though her conviction was her second fraud offence. Swan Housing, her landlord, refused to say whether it would evict her, because of "tenant confidentiality". Ms Akhtar refused to comment.


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Tripartite Olympic Bid Deal With LA, Paris and IOC Expected This Week
Posted on Jul 30, 2017 11:12 PM by Robert Livingstone in Featured, 2024 Olympic Bid News
A tripartite deal between Los Angeles, Paris and the International Olympic Committee to site the 2024 and 2028 Olympic Games could be struck this week, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said late last week.
"We're getting close, very, very close [to an agreement]" Garcetti told the Southern California News Group, "our conversations have been going very well. This coming week we should probably have things (settled) but I thought two weeks ago we'd have a (agreement)."
The Mayor added that he's optimistic that there will be an agreement by Friday, a day coinciding with a meeting scheduled to be held with a Los Angeles City Council subcommittee on the Olympic bid. For any LA 2028 agreement to move forward, it would need approval from City Council and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC).
"Both cities have talked to them about '24 and '28, so '24 is not off the table, but we have talked about what we would need to engage (for) '28," Garcetti said.
Paris 2024 bid Co-Chair Tony Estanguet remained steadfast Friday, however, that only 2024 remains in his bid's cross-hairs.
He told France 24 "Technically, our project is only feasible for '24, but there are also more emotional reasons.
"The fact that this is the fourth bid; that we have improved ourselves after the last attempts; the fact that there is this birthday of the centenary in 2024," Estanguet added, listing reasons why 2024 is the only option for France.
"The fact that this is the right time, we believe, to come back to Europe for economical reasons – the Games need to come back to Europe for TV rights and for economic reasons.
"So, we strongly believe that this is the best choice for the IOC, we are ready to be the partner for '24, and we continue in this direction."
Paris 2024 Co-Chair Tony Estanguet speaks to media after day of presentations and discussion with the IOC (GamesBids Photo)
The rhetoric makes it clear that the three parties are indeed working toward a Paris 2024 – LA 2028 double allocation with LA receiving incentives to drop from the 2024 race and allow Paris to claim those Games unopposed. If that happens the IOC has said that it will immediately open the 2028 bid race for only Los Angeles, go through the motions of a technical evaluation then have the September 13 IOC Session in Lima elect both Paris and LA to host their respective Games.
To prepare for the 2024 Games Paris will need to build an Olympic Village along the River Seine in Saint-Denis, build an aquatics centre in the same vicinity and then clean the river to make it swimmable for open-water events.
Los Angeles claim that for 2024 no new construction will be required, but for 2028 it's possible that aging venues may need some further upgrades. The IOC has assured that the program for 2028 will remain consistent with that in 2024 meaning the LA project wouldn't need to change much for the subsequent edition of the Games.
Both cities will be organizing to host their third Games, equaling only London for the most times staging the event.
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Fit Cat takes 3,800km trek!!
An Australian cat named Clyde is on his way home to Tasmania after turning up at an Outback hospital thousands of kilometres away.
Clyde, a long-haired Himalayan who had been missing for three years, appeared at Queensland's Cloncurry Hospital, 3,800km from the southern state of Tasmania, and was identified by his microchip.
The pedigree feline was a birthday present for Ashleigh Sullivan, now 19, before he disappeared from the family home in Hobart, capital of the southern island state.
They plastered southern Tasmania with photos looking for him when he did originally go missing to no joy, so they are just stoked' said Queensland veterinarian Donna Weber.
Ms Weber said Clyde was skittish and had 'obviously been living like a wild cat' but appeared to be well-fed and in good health.
He was being flown back to Hobart to be reunited with his owner.
Ms Sullivan's mother Kathleen Phillips said four-year-old Clyde must have stowed away with tourists driving across the country.
'The people (must) have got to their destination and realised they had a passenger but didn't know where he was from or how to return him,' she said.
In July, white mongrel dog Muffy appeared in a Melbourne suburb, flea-bitten and filthy, an incredible nine years after going missing 2,000km away on Queensland's Gold Coast.
VHP often went out for a few pint's and was found wondering 1000,s of miles away from base!


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Zach Shallcross on Greer, Madison, Rachel – The Hollywood Reporter
[Warning: This story contains spoilers from the season 27 premiere of The Bachelor.]
Zach Shallcross' season of ABC's The Bachelor got started with the usual limo meet-and-greets, one abrupt exit and no shortage of kissing.
Shallcross, who got his heart broken by Rachel Recchia during the previous season of The Bachelorette, had his own drama to deal with during Monday's season 27 premiere. The episode included Shallcross sharing a lengthy and public kiss with Greer Blitzer before giving her the first-impression rose, along with him saying goodbye to Madison Johnson after she initiated a kiss that was not well-received.
During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Shallcross discussed how he felt about some less-flattering reactions to the news that he was the show's lead, why Blitzer earned the coveted rose, whether it's important to know his partners' politics and how his uncle Patrick Warburton helped prepare him for TV scrutiny.
Was it a strange process to see the show's fans reacting to the news that you were cast as the new Bachelor?
Definitely. Where do I start with that? It was already shocking that I learned that I was the Bachelor. It never really settled in. It took some time to be like, "Wow, like this is actually happening to me." And then you do see the reactions from viewers and fans; there's the supportive ones, and then there's the not-so-supportive ones. That was definitely a tough thing to get used to. But it is crazy to me because I just lived this experience and am very happy. The often-visceral reaction from the fans is a little intense. It has been pretty unique, just seeing the whole array of different reactions, either for me or against me.
You left Rachel's season after an off-camera conversation from the fantasy suite, and apparently religion and politics were discussed. Did that situation impact how you approached your own relationships in terms of making those conversations happen sooner?
That's a great question. All of that does really play an important role to a healthy relationship, and having the chance to be on the same plane with it is important. Does it ever need to be the same? No. But having that open communication is so important, and what fans saw with last season was, there wasn't any real communication. It spirals into this really important night, and it's not like anything you could have expected, and it was a shock. It's a good idea to have an idea of the politics that your partner has, maybe. I'm not a big guy in politics at all. I could literally give two shits — sorry for cussing. Sure, it plays a role, but the communication of it all is the most important part.
Viewers see lots of kissing in your first episode. Did you know that would be part of your process, or did you just get swept up in the moment?
To be completely honest with you, you just get swept up in it. It's this overwhelming night, and it's so exciting. You often are asking yourself like, "Wow, I'm really in this position?" I'm meeting 30 actually incredible women, and I didn't have a game plan or anything of how the night would really go. My biggest concern was, I just wanted to speak and meet with as many women as possible. And as viewers saw, there was a lot of quick connections where the physical connection was there immediately. I'm not one to hide my emotion or what I'm feeling.
Jesse Palmer and Zach Shallcross
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We're learning that. (Laughs.) One public display was with Greer, as some of the women noticed you kissing her, and then she ended up getting the first-impression rose. What went into your decision to give her the rose?
What I was like looking for is, where can I find some calm — someone to just make me feel comfortable. You're constantly going on and on, and it's another conversation here and there, and you're going all around the mansion. With Greer that night, she was able to make me feel comfortable and make me not feel like I'm just getting pulled in a million different directions, and it's overwhelming. With her, it was not so much. When I was thinking back to giving a first-impression rose, it was a really good first impression of, "OK, I can relax. I can be calm near her," which I really did appreciate.
On the other spectrum of the kissing situation, we saw the Madison relationship play out. It seemed like her pushing for that kiss may have accelerated your sense that you two weren't the right match. What went wrong there?
With that instance, I don't put any fault on anyone. If you have to force anything, it shouldn't be. We're all there hopefully to find love and to be open to the chance, but you can't force that feeling, and it's either there or it isn't. With a forced kiss, I wasn't a fan of that. That was more than telling that, "OK, I just don't think it's gonna be us, and forcing a kiss isn't gonna help us." But it is so overwhelming in that house. You've got a million things going on at once that sometimes you do silly, goofy things.
What are you most excited for fans to see as your season plays out?
Fans are going to be pleasantly surprised because right now, probably the No. 1 concern is, "OK, it's this boring Bachelor, and there's going to be no drama." The reality is, if you are someone that likes the show because you want people to find true love and an actual focus on what it's supposed to be about — not about acting, not about this and that — then I think fans are gonna love it. If you're into the unnecessary drama and stuff that's just like ridiculous and doesn't make sense, then yeah, maybe I'm not the guy for you. But I think what I'm really excited for is everyone to see the personalities of everyone involved because that was not necessarily something included in The Bachelorette. People don't know necessarily who I am, and on this season, you're going to see all of me. It's the good, the bad, the goofy — the side that hasn't really been shown before. That's what I'm excited for people to see.
Did you get any advice from Uncle Patrick [Warburton]?
Uncle Pat has given me some advice. Most important, he's always supported [me] because he knows how overwhelming being on TV can be. But he's just always said, "Hey, keep a level head. Don't let what the people say about you dictate how you feel about yourself." So that's been the most important thing.
Interview edited for length and clarity.
The Bachelor airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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