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Hi ,

Did you know that The Ferret has its own community newsroom in Glasgow's Govanhill?

We share a space with Greater Govanhill magazine, and anyone can pop by to chat with our caffeine-addled journalists when the doors are open.

However, we are hosting a special drop-in session called the Open House, this Friday between 9.30 and 11am. This is a special opportunity for people to come and suggest ideas and leads for future Ferret stories.

We only have limited space and the (free) tickets are now sold out, but if you're interested in coming along, drop us a message at contact@theferret.scot and we will try to squeeze you in.

The event will be taking place monthly from now on, so stay tuned to our socials and emails for details.

Remember, our AGM will take place in Glasgow on 9 March. You can sign up and participate in the event, either in-person or virtually, by following this link.
Yours,
Ali
Story of the week
An in-depth look at a Ferret investigation
Two Scottish banks helped a North Sea oil firm with links to Israel’s West Bank settlements raise half a billion pounds, The Ferret has found.

Edinburgh-headquartered Natwest and Lloyds were both underwriters on a £500m bond issuance by North Sea oil firm Ithaca Energy in July 2021.

The previous year, Ithaca’s parent company, Tel-Aviv-based Delek Group, was named on a UN list of 112 companies whose activities in the West Bank “raised particular human rights concerns”.

The list was compiled after a UN fact finding mission to investigate the impact of the settlements – considered illegal under international law – on Palestinians.

What did we dig up this week?
A round up of our investigations in the last seven days
A toxic pesticide that causes cancer was used by fish farms nearly 200 times over a three year period, despite fears the chemical could harm the marine environment.
Marine and coastal habitats have been damaged or completely destroyed, as the impact of climate change and industrial fishing hits Scotland’s seas.
Question of the Week
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Best of the rest
Investigations we've enjoyed from around the world
UK regulator to apologise to gay doctors struck off because of sexuality
General Medical Council will say it is "truly sorry" for investigations and sanctions even after homophobic laws were repealed. (Guardian)
Men’s Catholic order gave secret millions to ‘deceptive’ anti-abortion centres
Amulti-billion-dollar all-male Catholic order in the US has handed at least $10.8m to hundreds of US anti-abortion centres in six years. (openDemocracy)
Inside the biggest art fraud in history
A decades-long forgery scheme ensnared Canada’s most famous Indigenous artist, a rock musician turned sleuth and several top museums. Here's how investigators unraveled the incredible scam. (Smithsonian)
Any comments? Have you seen something we could include? Email us at contact@theferret.scot.

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