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Age UK is facing increasing scrutiny over its exclusive partnerships with a number of businesses.

Disclosure of the draft report's findings come as the UK government faces increasing scrutiny over its involvement in villagisation.

Mr. Miller is under increasing scrutiny over his role in "Rywingate," a scandal that has riveted the country.

In the meantime, forest campaigners hope that big companies will come under increasing scrutiny over palm oil.

The fast-growing energy drink industry is facing increasing scrutiny over issues like labeling disclosures and possible health risks.

The duke's views are likely to attract criticism as his own expenses, charged to the taxpayer, have come under increasing scrutiny over the last few years.

Mr. Manchin's order comes as Massey Energy and the coal industry in general face increased scrutiny over their safety practices.

Mr Obama in particular has come under increased scrutiny over his approach, which has been criticised as lacking in focus.

The suit comes as the Catholic Church has faced increased scrutiny over its handling of priests accused of sexual abuse.

Israel, Lebanon and St. Kitts and Nevis were placed on the list in June 2000 and soon after the Treasury advised American banks and other financial institutions to increase scrutiny over transactions involving those countries.

Since he became governor last month, Mr. DiFrancesco has received increased scrutiny over his real estate dealings and law practice; he has promised to release his tax return for last year once it is completed.