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Sun said the organisers were still "verifying" whether the South Korean journalists would be penalised.

And if there is less activity in measured terms because crime goes down, you would be penalised.

Rasheed said local media outlets were unsure whether they would be penalised for reporting the allegations in the documentary.

He was planning to buy up another small business, but realised that under Obama's tax plans he would be penalised for earning more than $250,000 a year.

Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran, the head of obstetrics and gynaecology at St George's hospital, Tooting, said centres of excellence would be penalised for taking on harder cases.

Generators would be penalised for polluting above an emissions-intensity baseline, to help drive an orderly transition to low-emissions energy sources.

Above all the DEG letter insists international tax rules should not be altered specifically to target digital companies, a move it says would be penalising their operational innovation.

I didn't think I'd be penalised.

Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton, angrily noting he'd been penalised several times this season, wondered: "Maybe it's because I'm black".

Such a pension would avoid mass means-testing of pensioners, so they would not be penalised for having saved, as well as encouraging more flexibility around retirement.

The Treasury said authorities that start from a weak financial position would not be penalised and that a system to redistribute money to poorer parts of the country would be announced.