this former fbi agent is an expert on university websites run by axact. we have seen who has bought these degrees in the uk. they include hospital consultants, nurses and lawyers. and some paid huge sums. a child psychologist paid over £300,000. a nurse, £100,000. and a businessman, £50,000. the british company where prince harry did this training and where prince william was also taught, became customers as well. cobham plc bought seven fake degrees in 2013 for staff working on a contract in the caribbean. they told us they conducted an internal investigation and the purchases had been for the tax status of a few individuals and had not affected the safety of any of its operations. the company did conduct an internal investigation into what went wrong but they never made the results of that public. and i think in terms of the company‘s future relationship with the mod, it will be highly preferable if the results of that enquiry are brought into the public domain. pakistani investigators arrested axact‘s top bosses, but a year after this raid, the case co

axact are still selling their bogus degrees — i was offered one for £2500.ast week, we were promised a few more details after being told he was in excellent health a few days ago. now some more details have come. a p pa re ntly some more details have come. apparently after his medical exam he weighed 239 lb, which is 17 stone. the doctor said he had been discussing certain things about exercise, for instance. and that he had managed to get to know the president pretty well in terms of his health. he has absolutely no concerns about his cognitive ability 01’ concerns about his cognitive ability or neurological concerns of course, some allegations thrown about in one book published in the last few days concerning his mental health, but his doctor maintains that president trump is absolutely fine. here he is, ronniejackson. trump is absolutely fine. here he is, ronnie jackson. in summary, the president's overall health is excellent, his cardiac performance was very good, he continues to enjoy the significant long—term cardiac and overall health benefits that co