Carrie Symonds hired as Head of Communications for The Aspinall Foundation
The charity is said to be run by a niche Brexiteering conservationist set of Tories
Investigation finds curious commercial relationship with owner Damian Aspinall
The charity rents its stately home to him for a minute monthly charge of £2,500
It pays his wife tens of thousands of pounds to design interior zoo properties
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Breakaway finally came nearly four-and-a-half years after Britons voted to leave the European Union
In New Year message, Mr Johnson called the departure an amazing moment , adding freedom is in our hands
Breakaway came as the port of Dover was pictured on Thursday evening completely devoid of traffic
From Thursday, many lorries will need a special pass, a Kent Access Permit (Kap), to leave the country
Britain finally broke free from EU rules at 11pm on Thursday, just a day after members of parliament voted through the last-minute deal Boris Johnson secured with the bloc to avoid a No Deal Brexit.
What Brexit chaos? Britain says EU trade is running smoothly as trucks cross Channel on UK s first day outside single market - as first Irish Sea checks take place under new deal
Lord Llewellyn visited the port at Calais and the Eurotunnel terminal to see the situation on the ground
The breakaway finally came nearly four-and-a-half years after Britons voted in a referendum to leave the EU
Lorries have began arriving from EU into Britain and in the other direction with no delays as trade deal kicks in
In New Year message, Mr Johnson called the departure an amazing moment , adding freedom is in our hands
Besieged by friend and foe, Boris Johnson had been facing a nightmare Christmas.
His doom-laden critics were delightedly forecasting a disastrous No Deal Brexit, record deaths from Covid and the inevitability that he would have to break his promise of giving families five days of relief over Christmas from pandemic restrictions.
Indeed, for those who, for years, have damned Boris as a lazy liar and a buffoon ill-suited to focus on detail, the unending crisis of the past weeks seemed to fit their prediction that Boris was leading Britain off a cliff.
Boris Johnson had been facing a nightmare Christmas. His doom-laden critics were delightedly forecasting a disastrous No Deal Brexit and record deaths from Covid