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[char-i-tee] / ˈtʃær ɪ ti /




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In 2011, a case was filed against Ms Zia by the Anti-Corruption Commission, which accused her of using undisclosed income to buy land for a charity named after her late husband.

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This is according to research by US scientists, working in partnership with UK charity Blue Marine Foundation.

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Elliott, 78, has been a prominent supporter and ambassador for the charity.

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An OBE goes to Jeff Edwards, who said he felt "greatly honoured" after receiving the letter regarding his promotion for services his to survivors of disasters, to charity and to the community in Aberfan.

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Other Scots honoured in the list include Lady Rae, a senior judge and lawyer, who has been made a CBE for services to the law, charity and education in Scotland.

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