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Former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis yesterday called Prime Minister Philip Davis a “weak leader” after he expressed support for Education Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin, who spoke out against Royal Caribbean International’s (RCI) project on Paradise Island, which was approved by Cabinet. “With respect to Glenys or other Cabinet ministers, I’ve said repeatedly, I’ve said it

Pushing back at opposition calls for Education Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin to resign for speaking out against Royal Caribbean International’s (RCI) planned Paradise Island beach club project, which was approved by Cabinet, Prime Minister Philip Davis said in a statement yesterday evening that the minister enjoys his full support. Davis said, the deal “remains under review,

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An email accusing public servants of being part of an ‘activist blob’ blocking asylum measures has been widely criticised.

An email accusing public servants of being part of an ‘activist blob’ blocking asylum measures has been widely criticised.

Might have seen that downing street is saying the home secretary did not, quotes, sanction or sign off that e—mail sent to conservative supporters accusing civil servants of blocking attempts to stop the small boat crossings. if of blocking attempts to stop the small boat crossings.— of blocking attempts to stop the small boat crossings. if that is the case she will _ small boat crossings. if that is the case she will have _ small boat crossings. if that is the case she will have no _ small ...

An email accusing public servants of being part of an ‘activist blob’ blocking asylum measures has been widely criticised.

The prime minister’s spokesperson insisted the email was not signed off by the home secretary.

An email accusing public servants of being part of an ‘activist blob’ blocking asylum measures has been widely criticised.

Ex-health secretary warned to steer clear of China criticism by government officials after he said Beijing's explanation 'just doesn't fly'