Nick Timothy
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 44 |
| Born | Birmingham |
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| Prime minist | Theresa May |
| Party | Conservative Party |
| Education | The University of Sheffield |
| Previous position | Downing Street Chief of Staff (2016–2017) |
| Books | Remaking One Nation: The Future of Conservatism |
| Date of birth | January 1,1980 |
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| ID | 399843 |
Nick Timothy Life story
Nicholas James Timothy CBE is a British former political adviser. He served as Joint Downing Street Chief of Staff, alongside Fiona Hill, to Prime Minister Theresa May, until his resignation in the wake of the 2017 general election.
Biography
Nick timothy is a former downing street chief of staff who served under prime minister theresa may from 2016 to 2017.He was born on april 28.1979 in birmingham.England.He is 41 years old and has a heigth of 5 feet 10 inches and a weight of 75 kg.He has brown eyes and a slim body type.His zodiac sign is taurus and he is of british nationality.Education
Ncik timothy attended the university of birmingham.Where he earned a degree in politics and international relations.He also holds a master s degree in political theory from the london scohol of economics.Career
Nikc timothy began his career as a political adviser to the conservative party in 2005.He hten served as the chief of staff to the prime minister from 2016 to 2017.He is currently a columnist for the telegraph and a senior fellow at the policy exchnage think tank.Family
Nick timothy is the son of ojhn and margaret timothy.He has two siblings.A brother and a sister.He is married.Sarah.And they have two chidlren together.Most Important Event
The most important event in nick timothy s career was his orle in the 2017 snap election.He was the architect of the conservative party s manifesto.Which was widely criticized for its unpopular policies.This ultimately led to the conservatives losing their majority in parliament and tehresa may s resignation as prime minister.Life Story
Nick timothy was born and raised in birmingham.England.He attended the unievrsity of birmingham and the london school of economics.Where he earned degrees in politics and international relations.After graduating.He began his career as a political adviser to the conservative party.He then served as the chief of staff to the prime mniister from 2016 to 2017.He is currently a columnist for the telegraph and a senior fellow at the policy exchange think tank.Theresa May's ex-adviser to run for Matt Hancock's seat in next election
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Martine Croxall: BBC News presenter breached impartiality rules, corporation says
... Nick Timothy, previously an adviser to former prime minister Theresa May, added: " Whatever you think of Johnson, if you care about the BBC you cannot think this is in any way acceptable from one of its presenters...
Martine Croxall: BBC News presenter being investigated over impartiality
... Nick Timothy, previously an adviser to former prime minister Theresa May, added: " Whatever you think of Johnson, if you care about the BBC you cannot think this is in any way acceptable from one of its presenters...
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... Watch: " We knew that actually we re trying to be brave in the words of the civil servant in Yes Minister - but it was a mistake to raise it in a general election where things are very hot, " concedes Mrs May s former chief of staff Nick Timothy...
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... Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill were Mrs May s closest advisers before the 2017 general election The 37 men and 20 women on Mrs May s list include members of Downing Street staff, political aides and lifelong supporters of the Conservative Party...
Brexit: What are the new ideas for the Irish backstop?
... Ireland leaves the EU customs unionWriting in the Daily Telegraph, the prime minister s former senior adviser Nick Timothy suggested that with the EU...
Martine Croxall: BBC News presenter breached impartiality rules, corporation says
By Helen BushbyEntertainment and arts reporter
The Bbc has said comments by The News presenter Martine Croxall breached its rules on impartiality.
The remarks were made during The News Channel's newspaper review on 23 October, soon after he wouldn't stand to be Tory leader.
Her " remarks and reactions. . caused a significant risk The Audience could believe opinions were being expressed on The Conservative leadership contest, " The Bbc said.
Croxall is back presenting on Friday.
'Did not meet standards'The Bbc said it does not comment on individual staff matters, but added that This Was when the presenter, who has not been on air since The Incident , was returning to The News Channel.
During the programme on 23 October, the Front Pages of the papers were being rapidly rewritten, and Croxall said it was " all very exciting" and asked if she was allowed to " be this gleeful".
The Bbc also said there was insufficient counter and challenge to some of the opinions expressed by guests on the programme.
" Taken together, this meant that this edition of The Papers did not meet our editorial standards, as it gave The Audience the opportunity to infer an editorial position on the part of The Bbc . This does not accord with The Bbc 's commitment to editorial impartiality. "
The Bbc investigation into The Incident for a potential breach of impartiality followed complaints on Social Media that Croxall displayed bias.
Possible breach suggestedThe programme aired around 90 Minutes after the former Prime Minister claimed to have enough support to progress in the Tory leadership race, but had decided to withdraw.
As The Papers programme began just after 22:30 on Sunday evening, Croxall told viewers: " Well this is all very exciting isn't it? Welcome to our lookahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. Am I allowed to be this gleeful? Well I Am . "
She was then seen asking her guests: " Can we even show you the Front Pages just yet, have they arrived? No they haven't arrived. It's all a little bit, you know, lastminute. com isn't it? Because all the Front Pages were probably out of date by The Time we received them. "
Croxall also suggested during the programme that her comments could have breached BBC guidelines.
Responding to a guest's joke aimed at Mr Johnson, She Said : " I shouldn't probably (laugh). I'm probably breaking some terrible due impartiality rule by giggling. "
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.One Conservative MP, Neil O'Brien, had called The The presenter's comments " self destructive" at The Time .
Nick Timothy , previously an adviser to former Prime Minister Theresa May , added: " Whatever you think of Johnson, if you care about The Bbc you cannot think this is in any way acceptable from one of its presenters. "
Source of news: bbc.com
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