Sheik djibouti
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What was the sentence after she pleaded guilty (on advice of her solicitor)?Doesn`t equate to a false/fraudulent report to the police though...........
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Essexyellows
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Irrespective......... as is her "I shouldn`t have listened to my solicitor" line.......even a conditional discharge shows up on an enhanced DBS check for 10+ years.
QR
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Why are you struggling with the fact she did the right thing and resigned? I think we know.Doesn`t equate to a false/fraudulent report to the police though...........
Sheik djibouti
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Village-Yellow
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Why are you struggling with the fact she did the right thing and resigned? I think we know.
The whole situation just feels petty and OTT, imho.
However, having now resigned with the best of intentions by removing a distraction to government, it appears to have instead raised the issue regarding the judgement of KS in appointing her, given that he was aware of the circumstances.
Worst scandal ever. At least with the last lot we had some proper scandals, not like this nothingness.
Eric Blair
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I can’t remember if this is the thread for stupid Daily Telegraph headlines but I have found a beauty
Eric Blair
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Now if my memory from Catholic Sunday school serves I pretty much think the whole story was him getting cancelled with a massive great crucifixtion at the end. You don’t get more cancelled than that. Telegraph could do with less outrage and probably more brushing up on the finer points of theology.
LowerSouth
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Just received my £10 Xmas bonus .
Why is this still being paid by HM Government?
Why is this still being paid by HM Government?
chuckbert
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Can’t see what the problem is, because he promptly “uncancelled” himself anyway.
Village-Yellow
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To be fair, it was more of a 40 day reprieve.
chuckbert
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Then he just got promoted to the board
Sheik djibouti
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Doesn't really get more uncancelled than becoming the CEO's right hand man in perpetuity.
Nepo Baby.
Coffin dodger
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Probably cost more for the civil service to cancel it than it does to pay it out.
holdsteady
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If turning water into wine, walking on water etc followed up by being crucified then returning to life doesn’t rid you of the nepo baby tag then you are setting a high bar that I don’t think Brooklyn Beckham is going to be able to reach.
Peter Foley walked on water, and he didn't do it because his dad opened doors for him.
Essexyellows
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Backlash from councils over Angela Rayner's housing targets
The vast majority of councils in England believe housing targets are unrealistic, the BBC can reveal.
www.bbc.co.uk
Barring the small matter of "not possible for most", there was an interesting bit about Oxford that should give the likes of Middleton et al something to get really chewed up about.
"In Oxford, the city council hopes the ambitious new targets will lead to the extra housing that councillors say the area needs.
The planned changes would see Oxford having to build an additional 24,000 homes.
Louise Upton, the local cabinet member for planning, said the council could accommodate 10,000 of those, and that it hoped the new rules would make it more likely that surrounding councils would take on the other 14,000 and allow the city to expand.
“When you are a tightly constrained city like ours is, actually bursting at the seams, you need your surrounding districts to collaborate with you to get the housing that you need,” she said."
bashamwonderland
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1,000,000 new people per year.Backlash from councils over Angela Rayner's housing targets
The vast majority of councils in England believe housing targets are unrealistic, the BBC can reveal.www.bbc.co.uk
Barring the small matter of "not possible for most", there was an interesting bit about Oxford that should give the likes of Middleton et al something to get really chewed up about.
"In Oxford, the city council hopes the ambitious new targets will lead to the extra housing that councillors say the area needs.
The planned changes would see Oxford having to build an additional 24,000 homes.
Louise Upton, the local cabinet member for planning, said the council could accommodate 10,000 of those, and that it hoped the new rules would make it more likely that surrounding councils would take on the other 14,000 and allow the city to expand.
“When you are a tightly constrained city like ours is, actually bursting at the seams, you need your surrounding districts to collaborate with you to get the housing that you need,” she said."
24,000 is nothing compared to what will be needed down the line!
holdsteady
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Depends how many people live in those 24,000 houses, could be a squeeze.
