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From the Greensill affair to renovations of Boris Johnson's flat, lots of questions are being asked.

Advertisement Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said, per the Guardian: "This pay cut risks further eroding leadership supply, and risks prompting an exodus of leaders when the pandemic finally lifts. A slap in the face doesn't begin to describe it." The Police Federation of England and Wales said it no longer had confidence in Priti Patel as Home Secretary, calling the pay freeze an "insult," The Independent reported. Chancellor Rishi Sunak had trailed the news last year, warning that only NHS staff would receive a pay rise in the public sector. A...

9 & 10 News July 1, 2021 During the pandemic, her staff had to come up with new ways to bring in business. “We learned a lot from the pandemic and we were always just putting our values forward and I think that helped us really come through it,” said Hayden.  So Hayden sat down with brothers Nick and Chris Loud— who are working to highlight small businesses through their magazine, The Boardman Review. “I think Michigan has been concerned about having a brain drain so a lot of our young creatives are going to other states in the U.S and I think organizations like The Boardman Review...

Lex Greensill did have 'some form of contract' while working for David Cameron, senior civil servant tells MPs hdyer@insider.com (Henry Dyer) © Getty David Cameron's lobbying for Greensill Capital is the subject of multiple official inquiries. Getty David Cameron's former advisor Lex Greensill did, in fact, have a contract while working inside the UK government, the Cabinet Secretary has said. Simon Case had previously suggested that Greensill was not a contracted employee. However, he now says he has seen appointment letters that suggest "some form of contract" was drawn u...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former prime minister David Cameron have all been caught up in public scandals over the past few weeks A NEW poll has shown that half of voters in the UK now believe there is a "culture of sleaze" in the Tory government. The poll follows a string of revelations of cronyism and lobbying from lucrative Covid contracts for Tory donors to former prime minister David Cameron lobbying the likes of Chancellor Rishi Sunak and other ministers on behalf of his new employer Greensill Capital. It follows an Opinium poll published on Sunday th...