Basis
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| Active from | 1997 |
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| Active until | 2001 |
| Albums | Hier kommt die. . . |
| Phase 2 | |
| Record labels | Polydor Records |
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| ID | 2954062 |
About Basis
Trans guidance is needed in schools, parents tell BBC
... Teachers told her they later consulted lawyers and were concerned that refusing her child s wishes, on the Basis of Rachel s lack of consent, could be considered discrimination under equalities law...
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... He said: " Farmers are at the very forefront of climate change on a day-to-day Basis...
TikTok: The reality of being a British Asian influencer
... Despite many people praising her make-up skills, Fatemah also experiences misogynistic and racist comments on a daily Basis...
Pope Francis in South Sudan: The Catholic pilgrims who walked nine days to Juba
... Although that conflict has now subsided, many local disputes still turn deadly on a regular Basis - on the eve of the Pope s arrival, more than 20 people were killed in a cattle raid...
Dominic Raab's ex-private secretaries to lodge formal complaints
... A number of Mr Raab s former private secretaries - senior officials who work most closely with ministers on a daily Basis - are preparing to submit formal complaints, sources told the BBC...
Europe heatwave: Deadly wildfires spread in Mediterranean
... " It s firefighters, civil security who deal with the effects on a daily Basis - and these effects aren t in 2030, they re right now, " said Grégory Allione...
Europe heatwave: Thousands escape wildfires in France, Spain and Greece
... " It s firefighters, civil security who deal with the effects on a daily Basis - and these effects aren t in 2030, they re right now, " said Grégory Allione...
Cost of living: Why are things so hard for so many people?
... But lower savings, insecure employment and higher outgoings on things like rent, mean many simply cannot absorb the extra costs they are now having to deal with on a daily Basis...
Dominic Raab's ex-private secretaries to lodge formal complaints
By Nicholas Watt & Liz RawlingsNewsnight political editor
Deputy PM Dominic Raab is facing fresh bullying complaints from Senior civil servants across multiple government departments, BBC Newsnight has learned.
A Number of Mr Raab's former private secretaries - Senior officials who work most closely with ministers on a daily Basis - are preparing to submit formal complaints, sources told The Bbc .
Mr Raab requested an investigation into his own conduct towards staff in The Wake of two earlier complaints.
He denies any allegations of bullying.
Mr Raab, who is also the justice secretary, maintains he has always acted with integrity and professionalism.
There is now a coordinated effort by former private secretaries of Mr Raab to ensure their allegations are heard as part of The Investigation .
Private secretaries work in the private office of government ministers on the day-to-day running of The Department , including managing The Minister 's diary and advising on policy matters.
Meanwhile, Newsnight has also been told that Mr Raab used his personal email account for government business at two separate departments - Once as recently as 2021.
Officials issued multiple warnings to The Deputy Prime Minister not to use his email in this way, a source said.
Mr Raab, however, believes that The Way he has used private email does not amount to a breach of the ministerial code, which allows for it to be done in some circumstances.
A friend of Mr Raab said he had used it on occasions to approve tweets and quotes related to government business.
Suella Braverman resigned as home secretary last month in part after admitting a breach of the ministerial code involving use of her private email to share government documents.
Ms Braverman, who has since been reappointed to The Role , said this should not be done " where it was not reasonably necessary".
Dave Penman, chief executive of the FDA union which represents Senior civil servants, said: " This is an extraordinary set of circumstances. We've never come across a situation where so many civil servants appear to be raising complaints about a minister's conduct.
" So if they are serious allegations about his conduct, that the Prime Minister has seen, he has to make a decision - is it safe essentially for civil servants to continue to work with him? That's what any employer would do. "
The government has appointed Adam Tolley KC to investigate two formal complaints made about Mr Raab's conduct.
Downing Street said a report would be published " in a timely way".
Any Final Judgement on whether Mr Raab was in breach of the ministerial code will remain with Mr Sunak.
Mr Raab has said he will " thoroughly rebut and refute any claims made".
Source of news: bbc.com
