Gave
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| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
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| Albums | We Love Hard Generation |
| Record labels | Beeware |
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| Babaorum Records | |
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| ID | 2283248 |
About Gave
Nats air traffic control fault: Experts reflect on three days of chaos
... But Michele Robson - who worked as an air traffic controller, air traffic supervisor and safety manager from 1992 to 2016 at the London Area Control Centre in Swanwick - Gave the BBC insider insight into the systems...
Octopus to buy Shell's household energy firm
... That deal - which rival energy providers challenged in the UK High Court over state support - Gave Octopus an additional 1...
Ex-Mirror chief regrets unlawful behaviour at newspapers
... Ms Bailey - in June 2012 amid falling sales figures - Gave a statement to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, which took place in 2011 and 2012, in which she denied there had been unlawful activities...
Gary Rossington: Lynyrd Skynyrd's last founding member dies aged 71
... In 1974, Sweet Home Alabama - - Gave the band their only UK hit, charting at number 31...
Lucy Letby: Murder-accused nurse breaks down at trial
... The doctor continued - a registrar at the hospital in 2016 - Gave his evidence screened from the public gallery and the defendant...
Why did Nicola Sturgeon resign as first minister?
... The Peter Murrell loanQuestions have mounted over a loan of more than £100,000 that Peter Murrell - the SNP s chief executive and Ms Sturgeon s husband - Gave to the party in June 2021 to help it out with a " cash flow" issue after the last election...
Alice, Darling: The film putting coercive control in the spotlight
... Gave it four stars: " This is a slow-burning drama, almost a thriller, anchored by a faultless performance from Kendrick and punctuated by a quietly monstrous turn from Carrick, as a man who thinks he s entirely reasonable...
Just Stop Oil: Protesters guilty of damaging John Constable masterpiece
... The pair also argued that Articles 10 and 11 under the European Convention of Human Rights - the rights to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly respectively - Gave them lawful excuse for their actions, but this was rejected...
Ex-Mirror chief regrets unlawful behaviour at newspapers
By Tom SymondsHome Affairs correspondent
The former chief executive of Trinity Mirror has apologised for wrongdoing at The Company 's newspapers, and said she " deeply regrets" What Happened .
But Sly Bailey , who ran The Company between 2003 and 2012, said she had " no knowledge of these activities".
She told The High Court " Untrue claims" were being made about her.
Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) accepts information was gathered unlawfully but says that senior executives did not know.
Ms Bailey was being cross-examined by David Sherborne, barrister for The Four claimants in the, including Prince Harry .
Mr Sherborne said she had never apologised for illegal activities at her company's newspapers.
" I'm deeply regretful and I do apologise on behalf of The Company . I hope people will understand I had no knowledge of these activities, " She Said .
The barrister said Ms Bailey had not investigated what had happened, to which she replied: " I'm not a policeman".
Mr Sherborne then accused her of only regretting " smears" on her reputation rather than press intrusion.
" I have personally had things written that are Untrue - I have personally suffered from press intrusion, " She Said .
Ms Bailey - in June 2012 amid falling sales Figures - Gave a statement to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, which took place in 2011 and 2012, in which she denied there had been unlawful activities.
In her latest witness statement to The High Court hearing, She Said it had been " alleged that senior executives misled both The Public and the Leveson Inquiry by falsely denying their existence".
" If it is intended to allege that I was guilty of any of these things, I categorically deny that. I also categorically deny lying to or misleading the Leveson Inquiry. "
She added that she did not get involved in editorial decisions or how editorial teams spent money.
" If the board had become involved in The Nuts and bolts of editorial spend, we would fall into The Trap of trying to edit our newspapers. Editors were appointed to edit and make the necessary decisions to do so. "
" It was simply not a board matter, " She Said , adding that editors were granted " an enormous amount of freedom and responsibility".
She Said she did not remember ever discussing payments, which the claimants estimate totalled More Than £9m, to private investigators, made by MGN.
She Said this " does not strike me even with hindsight as a large sum of money that would have been the subject of discussion at board level".
When a News of The World journalist, Clive Goodman , and private investigator Glenn Mulcaire were convicted of phone hacking 2007 she held a meeting with editors, She Said .
" Each editor Gave me their confirmation that they were not engaged in criminal conduct. "
This position fell apart in 2015 when MGN published an apology for unlawful information gathering.
" It was unlawful and should never have happened, and fell far below the standards our readers expect and deserve, " The Apology said.
The case continues.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
