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UK investigators may assist with Bangladeshi probes into alleged corruption
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1:46Now PlayingSky News understands the International Anti-Corruption Co-ordination Centre is looking at how it can help Bangladesh with investigations into claims of grand corruption.
The development comes after the interim leader of Bangladesh said that Labour MP Tulip Siddiq had "wealth left behind" in the country "and should be made responsible".
Ms Siddiq resigned as anti-corruption minister in January after being named in corruption probes opened by the authorities in Bangladesh.
The allegations against Ms Siddiq are focused on links to her aunt Sheikh Hasina - who served as the prime minister of Bangladesh for 20 years.
Tulip Siddiq has denied claims made against her.
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