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Conservatives Minister says Prime Minister is in “yellow card territory” after Sue Gray’s Partygate report as more MPs hand over letters of censure Saturday, May 28, 2022 11.20 BST Anger among conservative backbenchers is spreading amid the aftermath of the Sue Gray report, with a minister warning that Boris Johnson is in “yellow card territory.” …

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A neighbor who was angry at waking up to the loud music playing from the house next door after midnight burst in in a bad mood and angrily threatened to break all the windows. Chad Scarah, grumpy and aggressive, ignored the noise of the woman’s attempts to calm him down and threw a glass at …

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EasyJet says it will cancel more than 200 flights over the next 10 days, putting medium-term breaks at risk for thousands of passengers. The airline said about 24 flights from Gatwick would be affected every day between June 6. A spokeswoman for the company said: “We are very sorry for the late notice of some …

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Anger among conservative backbenchers is spreading amid the aftermath of the Sue Gray report, with a minister warning that Boris Johnson is in “yellow card territory.” Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions, Treasury Secretary John Glen said he had had a “very frank and very honest” meeting with Johnson to express his suspicions about …

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Ian Fenn was looking for duck pasta at a Sainsbury’s branch when he discussed with staff about his cat Chloe. The web designer, who has autism, had Chloe placed over her shoulder when she entered the Clapham store in south London in March because she finds her presence soothing in stressful situations. He said he …

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Most Ukrainians had not heard of Devon before Russia invaded their country. And now, twelve weeks later, many are learning to navigate life in a place completely different from the home they know, and wonder if one day it will be theirs. For some, Devon is a place where the trauma of war can begin …

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Caroline Dennett’s attention was drawn to a banner with two harsh words: “Privileged people are back.” The security consultant was watching a video of Extinction Rebellion climate protesters clinging to Shell headquarters in April and encouraging employees to jump on the boat to help their cause. This week, Dennett, who runs the independent agency Clout, …

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One couple spoke of their desperation to leave a block of municipally owned flats that “stinks of urine and weeds.” Louise Turner, 35, says people also “defecate on the ground” at Allen House, making it “look like a zoo.” He claims the car park is a nightmare outside of Sandwell’s property because of people “pouring …

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One of the strongest predictions before the release of Sue Gray’s report was that Simon Case, the cabinet secretary, would do “the honorable thing” and resign. As it turned out, he didn’t. By contrast, Case and the entire No. 10 first team seem to have avoided any sanctions or even reprimands, and it’s fair to …

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