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Care Network's workplan seminar

Voluntary welfare organisations and other groups will share the latest initiatives and developments in the aftercare sector for ex-offenders at a workplan seminar today (May 12). Parliamentary Secretary for Home Affairs Amrin Amin will deliver the opening address at the Community Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-offenders (Care) Network's workplan seminar.

London hosting anti-corruption talks

World leaders, non-governmental organisations and financial institutions gather in London today (May 12) for an anti-corruption summit that British Prime Minister David Cameron, who is the host, has said will spur new global action in the wake of the Panama Papers leaks. There is speculation that Mr Cameron will announce measures to tackle money laundering through London's luxury property market. The summit also comes after Mr Cameron called Nigeria and Afghanistan, two countries planning to attend the summit, "possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world" in remarks inadvertently made public.

Wealth report looks at sports

Knight Frank will today (May 12) unveil its Wealth Report for 2016. Its spotlight will be trained on sports, particularly football, which has seen a huge leap of interest from wealthy investors who are looking for new ways to invest their money. The report will examine the performance of residential markets around Premier League clubs in England.