SOUTH Korea's former first lady has been handed a hefty seven-year jail term for accepting luxury gifts as bribes. Kim Keon Hee, 53, was found guilty of receiving high-end presents including jewellery and a Dior handbag in return for political and business favours. She is the wife of ousted president Yoon Suk-yeol, who
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SOUTH Korea's former first lady has been handed a hefty seven-year jail term for accepting luxury gifts as bribes. Kim Keon Hee, 53, was found guilty of receiving high-end presents including jewellery and a Dior handbag in return for political and business favours. She is the wife of ousted president Yoon Suk-yeol, who
SOUTH Korea's former first lady has been handed a hefty seven-year jail term for accepting luxury gifts as bribes. Kim Keon Hee, 53, was found guilty of receiving valuables including jewellery and a Dior handbag in exchange for political and business favours.
The Independent reported the story as "South Korea’s former first lady sent to prison for taking luxury gifts as bribes." The Sun US reported the story as "Wife of jailed ex-South Korean president Yoon sentenced to 7 years in prison after accepting luxury gifts as bribes."
2 sources have covered this story, including The Sun US and The Independent. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 6 hours ago.
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