The Network
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Genres | New Wave |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Albums | Disease is Punishment |
| Awake | |
| Record labels | Adeline Records |
| Reprise Records | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1792449 |
About The Network
The Network were a six-piece new wave band. A secret side-project of punk rock band Green Day, they released their only album Money Money 2020 on Adeline Records on September 30, 2003.
Meta takes down China-based network of thousands of fake accounts
... Among the topics The Network posted about were abortion, culture war issues and aid to Ukraine...
Discounts return to cut electricity use amid cold snap
... " These are precautionary measures to maintain the buffer of spare capacity we need, " The Network operator said...
Gaza faces communications blackout due to lack of fuel
... " We regret to announce that all telecom services in Gaza Strip have gone out of service as all energy sources sustaining The Network have been depleted, and fuel was not allowed in, " Paltel said in a statement on Thursday afternoon...
Michael Matheson: £11k iPad minister warned year ahead of costs risk
... Mr Matheson added: " As the parliament has also stated very clearly, The Network provider didn t provide information around the costs that were being incurred as well...
Israel officials accuse Gaza reporters of knowing about Hamas attack
... The Network added that it had no prior knowledge of the attacks...
Minister's £11,000 iPad bill is legitimate expense - Humza Yousaf
... Mr Matheson added: " As the parliament has also stated very clearly, The Network provider didn t provide information around the costs that were being incurred as well...
China's 'communist spies' in the dock in Taiwan
... Mr Lu is accused of recruiting hard-up soldiers into The Network by focusing on pawnshops, money lenders and loan-shark operations near army bases...
Minister Michael Matheson racks up £11k roaming fee on parliament iPad
... He said: " Even if we are to believe that he racked up this bill doing parliamentary and constituency work on a festive holiday in Morocco, the onus was on him to connect to the wi-fi where he was staying or check with The Network provider to avoid brutal roaming charges...
Minister Michael Matheson racks up £11k roaming fee on parliament iPad
A Scottish Government minister racked up nearly £11,000 in roaming costs on his parliament iPad while in Morocco.
Michael Matheson said he was using The Device for constituency work, but had not switched over to The Parliament 's current mobile contract.
Officials tried to challenge The Bill , but The Company declined to waive any of The charges.
Mr Matheson has agreed to pay £3,000 towards The Bill from his.
The Scottish Parliament has said it will pay The Remainder from its own budget.
Roaming charges are incurred when a mobile device connects to a local network outside of The UK rather than to wi-fi.
According to, which first reported The Story , Mr Matheson took The iPad with him on a week-long visit to Morocco with His Family around Christmas Last Year .
A spokesperson for Mr Matheson told The Paper he was not aware of a " problem with his device at The Time , which has since been resolved".
This Was said to have involved an old Sim Card in The iPad, which had not been replaced, The Paper said.
At The Time The Falkirk West MSP was The Net zero, energy and transport secretary in Nicola Sturgeon 's government, but he has since been appointed health secretary under Humza Yousaf .
'Picking up The tab'A spokesperson for The Scottish Parliament confirmed The total of roaming charges incurred by Mr Matheson was £10,935. 74.
They said: " As The member was still using The Parliament 's previous mobile provider, and hadn't yet switched to our present contract, he incurred significant data fees over and above its 'rest of The World ' tariff rate.
" The Parliament challenged The Company over The scale of The data fees and over The late warning to The Rising cost, but The Company declined to meet or waive any of The charges.
" On The basis that The member has assured The Parliament that these costs were incurred in relation to parliamentary business and not for personal or government use, we agreed that Mr Matheson would contribute £3,000 from his office cost provision and The Remainder would be paid centrally by The Parliament . "
Craig Hoy , The Scottish Conservatives chairman, called on Mr Matheson to pay The Remaining £7,900 from his own pocket.
He Said : " It's absolutely scandalous that taxpayers are picking up an enormous tab for Michael Matheson 's mistake.
He Said : " Even if We Are To Believe that he racked up this bill doing parliamentary and constituency work on a festive holiday in Morocco, The onus was on him to connect to The wi-fi where he was staying or check with The Network provider to avoid brutal roaming charges. "
Dame Jackie Baillie , Scottish Labour 's deputy leader, called The Situation " mind-boggling".
She Said : " What on earth could Mr Matheson have been doing to justify The Public coughing up for this - The SNP is on a different planet when It Comes to wasting taxpayers' cash.
" The Scottish public should not have to Pick Up this eye-watering bill for Michael Matheson . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
