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Of private conversations with civil servants without thinking it will be passed on to political opponents or anyone else. do you think there needs to be any change made to the system to ensure that? sorry. don t worry, i was just going to say, do you think there needs to be any change to the system, something put in place to make sure there isn t any future question over the relationship between civil servants and ministers and trust between them? i don t think there is a change to the system about the relationship between ministers and civil servants, although i think there are all sorts of ways to improve the civil service, but let s not go there this morning. i think it is important keir starmer and sue gray follow the process we have heard about, the rules that govern moves like this. ....
Your former band played at glastonbury but firstly, is it still uncool to call it glasto, i seem to be the only person that still does that, but i have never been very cool that, but i have never been very cool. how big a deal is it for a band to play customary? 0r cool. how big a deal is it for a band to play customary? or in wakho. leigh band to play customary? or in wakho. lei , ., . ., band to play customary? or in wakho. lei m, band to play customary? or in wakho. leigh you can call it glasto, anything leigh you can call it glasto, anything you leigh you can call it glasto, anything you want, - leigh you can call it glasto, anything you want, it - leigh you can call it glasto, anything you want, it has i leigh you can call it glasto, - anything you want, it has always been a big dealfor decades now. first of all, the festival does incredible work for charities. bands don t get played a lot to play customary, even headliners, that has never been the case but they give over £2 ....
Don t have any powers to stop her taking a job and indeed she has resigned from her civil service post. so she is effectively free to take up any otherjob now, albeit with an official recommendation or advisory from the civil service behind her. as i say, labour and sue gray, as far as we know, although we have not heard from her directly, seem to be willing to abide by the recommendations. 0thers support her, saying it is a move she is making to help prepare sir keir starmer and labour for government, which they hope to be in a position to take up after the next general election. sir keir starmer s team seem relatively relaxed about the outrage expressed by some conservatives here, saying they will do things by the book and follow due process and this appointment is simply about getting the best person ....