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only is that the domestic politics . inside israel putting undue pressure on the _ inside israel putting undue pressure on the biden— inside israel putting undue pressure on the biden administration - inside israel putting undue pressure on the biden administration to - inside israel putting undue pressure on the biden administration to try. on the biden administration to try and maintain— on the biden administration to try and maintain some _ on the biden administration to try and maintain some semblance . on the biden administration to try and maintain some semblance of| on the biden administration to try- and maintain some semblance of calm in these _ and maintain some semblance of calm in these situations, _ and maintain some semblance of calm in these situations, but _ and maintain some semblance of calm in these situations, but also _ and maintain some semblance of calm in these situations, but also these - in these situations, but also these hroader— in these situations, but also these broader international— in these situations, but also these broader international issues -
since the 6th of september, over 30 new hotels were agreed. this since the 6th of september, over 30 new hotels were agreed.— new hotels were agreed. this is a heated debate _ new hotels were agreed. this is a heated debate and _ new hotels were agreed. this is a heated debate and with _ new hotels were agreed. this is a heated debate and with a - new hotels were agreed. this is a heated debate and with a striking j heated debate and with a striking choice of language... fir heated debate and with a striking choice of language. . ._ choice of language... of british --eole choice of language... of british people deserve _ choice of language... of british people deserve to _ choice of language. .. of british people deserve to know- choice of language... of british people deserve to know which l choice of language... of british - people deserve to know which party is serious _ people deserve to know which party is serious about stopping the invasion _ is serious about stopping the invasion... on our southern coast, and which — invasion... on our southern coast, and which party is not. and invasion. .. on our southern coast, and which party is not.— and which party is not. and there was this admission, _ and which party is not. and there was this admission, after - and which party is not. and there was this admission, after 12 - and which party is not. and there| was this admission, after 12 years of the conservatives in power. late of the conservatives in power. we need to be straight with the public. the system is broken.— the system is broken. uproar. illeual the system is broken. uproar. illegal migration _ the system is broken. uproar. illegal migration is _ the system is broken. uproar. illegal migration is out - the system is broken. uproar. illegal migration is out of- the system is broken. uproar. l illegal migration is out of control. so the _ illegal migration is out of control. so the problem has been trying to clear— so the problem has been trying to clear up— so the problem has been trying to clear up what she did and didn't do less than— clear up what she did and didn't do less than a — clear up what she did and didn't do less than a fortnight ago when she found _ less than a fortnight ago when she found herself resigning from the veryiob — found herself resigning from the veryjob she is now back again. she stood down — veryjob she is now back again. sue: stood down because she veryjob she is now back again. si;e: stood down because she twice veryjob she is now back again. si9 stood down because she twice broke the ministerial code, sharing government information if there is not entitled to see it and using a personal e—mail account to do so.
multiple sources have told the bbc that officials warned the government was acting outside the law by failing to provide alternative accommodation. she said she never ignored legal advice the home secretary has also been trying to clear up today which he did and didn't do less than a fortnight ago when she find herself resigning from the veryjob she is now back to again. she stood down because she tries broke the ministerial code. in a letter to mda she said of the day she ended up out of a job she had been on a carjourney to the home office. i only had my personal phone and e—mail to office. i only had my personal phone and e—mailto hand. office. i only had my personal phone and e—mail to hand. she used that poetic at a send the government document to a back bench in his secretary for that but sent it to someone else in parliament by accident. after that she that she said she went straight into back—to—back meetings with officials but included within hours that...
that officials warned the government was acting outside the law by failing to provide alternative accommodation. suella braverman said she never ignored legal advice. the home secretary has also been trying to clear up what she did and did not do less than a fortnight ago when she found herself resigning from the veryjob she is now back doing again. she stood down because she twice broke the ministerial code. in a letter to mps she said on the morning she ended up out of a job, she'd been on a car journey to the home office. "i only had my personal phone and e—mailto hand." she used that phone and account to send a government document to a backbench mp and his secretary, but sent it to someone else in parliament by accident. after that, she said, she went straight into back—to—back meetings with officials but concluded within hours, that "i would inform my officials as soon as practicable". she also admitted that,
constables investigated could be dismissed. it is important to stress the very job dismissed. it is important to stress the veryjob of the watchdog is to investigate cases like this and present its findings of the metropolitan police as recommendations. one of the important thing to mention is of course a safeguarding review into this case found that racism was likely to have been a factor. that is significant because the mayor of london, siddique khan, back in march, said the io pc need to look at and investigate this case as one of gross misconduct and he wrote to the director, michael lockwood, saint consider the detail in this and allegations of discrimination would normally be considered at the level of gross misconduct. there is and continues to be widespread anger in the community and also around the
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