The Ethics
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| Authors | Rhm Elwes |
| Baruch Spinoza | |
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| ID | 2908496 |
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... In Thursday s debate, The Ethics committee s Republican chairman Michael Guest strongly defended the report and urged lawmakers to expel Mr Santos...
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... Under the current standards system, The Ethics adviser can open investigations into suspected ministerial wrongdoing only with the permission of the prime minister...
Suella Braverman speeding course claims prompt inquiry calls
... Alistair Carmichael, the Liberal Democrats home affairs spokesman, said she " should be urgently investigated by The Ethics adviser and add her name to the near endless list of ministers who have had to undergo the same"...
The Aboriginal artist seeking a donated body 'of British descent'
... " But Dr Simon Longstaff from Australia s The Ethics Centre says Maynard s conscientious approach contrasts with the colonialists, who " didn t care about informed consent… any more than they did about taking land"...
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... " But even though we would, with complete certainty, lose Willow, my doctor could not intervene while her heart was still beating or until I was sick enough for The Ethics board at the hospital to consider my life at risk, " Ms Zurawski said...
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... She probably didn t intend the debate also to also focus on The Ethics of journalism...
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... " These matters will hopefully be appropriately addressed by the police and The Ethics Committee, respectively in due time, " Mr Myers said...
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... Supporters of Mr Zahawi have raised concerns about The Ethics probe with the BBC, saying the MP had only one meeting with Sir Laurie Magnus...
Suella Braverman speeding course claims prompt inquiry calls
By Ben Wright , political correspondent & Sean SeddonBBC News
Labour has called for an investigation after it emerged Suella Braverman sought advice about arranging a private speed awareness course.
The home secretary was caught speeding while She was Attorney General Last Summer , and faced three points and a fine, or a course as part of a group.
She tried to arrange a private course via civil servants and her adviser, The Bbc has been told.
A Government source denied Mrs Braverman broke the ministerial code.
The reports, which first appeared in the, have triggered calls from opposition parties for The Investigation .
After being caught speeding, Mrs Braverman was offered The Choice of either a fine and three points on her licence, or a speed awareness course.
A Government source told The Bbc the senior minister was " concerned" about her insurance premiums, and favoured doing a speed awareness course.
She asked civil servants about arranging a private course, citing security concerns about doing one as part of a group, but was told it was not a matter for the Civil Service to get involved in.
Ms Braverman then asked a special adviser to try and arrange a one-to-one course.
When The Course provider told her there was no option to do a private course - and after She was reappointed home secretary in Mr Sunak's Government - She opted to pay the fine and accept the points, The Bbc has been told.
The same Government source refused to say whether Mrs Braverman's motivation to do The Course in private was to reduce the chances of her being recognised by members of The Public .
After serving as Attorney General between February 2020 and September 2022, Mrs Braverman was promoted to home secretary under Liz Truss .
She resigned on October 19, but was reappointed to the same role by Mr Sunak Six Days later following the collapse of the Truss Government .
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said the reports " suggests She has tried to abuse her position to get round the normal penalties so it is one rule for her and another for everyone else".
Mrs Braverman and Mr Sunak " need to both urgently explain what has been going on, including what the Prime Minister knew when he reappointed her" She added.
Alistair Carmichael , the Liberal Democrats ' Home Affairs spokesman, said She " should be urgently investigated by The Ethics adviser and add her name to the near endless list of ministers who have had to undergo the same".
A source close to the home secretary said: " Mrs Braverman accepted three points for a speeding offence which took place Last Summer .
" The Cabinet Office was notified of this as requested by Mrs Braverman. She was not and is not disqualified from driving. "
A Cabinet Office spokesman said: " It would not be appropriate to comment on the existence or content of advice between Government departments. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com