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Alicia Queiro

Alicia Queiro

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Assistant Editor, The World at One

London

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Minority communities, Local democracy and planning, Local travel and tourism, Village and pub featuresBusiness

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Total articles 10

  • Illegal rent fees 'are still being charged' - BBC News

    By Alicia Queiro Verified| BBC Verified Some letting agents in Scotland are still charging private tenants illegal fees, a BBC investigation has found. The Scottish government clarified rent laws in 2012, specifying that any fee beyond rent and a refundable deposit was illegal. Shelter Scotland said around 1,500 people have tried to reclaim nearly £250,000 since the law was clarified. The Scottish government said they were working to introduce a robust framework for the regulation of letting agents.

    By Alicia Queiro Verified · BBC

    Aug. 04, 2015

  • Who belongs to the worldwide club of women leaders?

    By Alicia Queiro Verified| BBC Verified Mrs Coleiro Preca has been active in politics since the age of 16. A member of the country's Labour Party, she became General Secretary for nine years. As Minister for the Family and Social Solidarity, she set up Malta's first sexual assault crisis centre. Marie Louise Coleiro Preca succeeded George Abela to become the ninth president of Malta. At 55, she's the youngest president and the second woman to hold the position.

    By Alicia Queiro Verified · BBC

    Mar. 25, 2015

  • Illegal rent fees 'are still being charged' - BBC News

    By Alicia Queiro Verified| BBC Verified Some letting agents in Scotland are still charging private tenants illegal fees, a BBC investigation has found. The Scottish government clarified rent laws in 2012, specifying that any fee beyond rent and a refundable deposit was illegal. Shelter Scotland said around 1,500 people have tried to reclaim nearly £250,000 since the law was clarified. The Scottish government said they were working to introduce a robust framework for the regulation of letting agents.

    By Alicia Queiro Verified · BBC

    Aug. 04, 2015

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The World at One

London, United Kingdom