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Show key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureLive feedFrom 13 Jun 202416.51聽BSTSunak refuses to say if his parliamentary aide, Craig Williams, knew about election timing when he placed betRishi Sunak has refused to say whether Craig Williams, his parliamentary private secretary, knew that Sunak was going to call a July election when he placed a bet on that, three days before the announcement.In an inte
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stanley cup price t announcement was coming, Sunak replied: It was very disappointing news. You will have seen Craig Williams say that it was a huge error of judgment. Now theres a independent inquiry that is ongoing, which is necessarily confidential, as well as independent, and youll appreciate that, given that, it wouldnt be appropriate for me to comment while thats ongoing.When it was put to him that he could easily clear the matter up by answering the question now, Sunak repeated the point about wanting to let the inquiry proceed. Asked if he had spoken to the inquiry, he said it would not be right to comment
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stanley website nctions are to be examined by a powerful committee of judges and lawyers, it was announced today, after months of speculation about the impact of the legal restrictions on press freedom.The committee, which begins meeting next month, represents an unprecedented investigation of the controversial measures, which force
bidon stanley journalists to keep both information and the existence of an injunction secret.Superinjunctions have been blamed for silencing the press partly because of the cost of attempting to have them overturned. There is currently no information about the extent to which they have been used against the media,
stanley mugs although a series of high-profile cases, including the Guardian s attempt to report about the dumping of toxic waste in the Ivory Coast involving the oil trading company Trafigura, led to concern about their use.Although the lord chief justice, Lord Judge, spoke out against the use of superinjunctions last year, some judges have been sceptical about the extent to which measures are being used. Last month the specialist high court judge Mr Justice Eady, who has presided over many of the most high-profile media cases, said he had never heard the term superinjunction until the measures imposed on the Guardian were questioned in parliament. I had never heard the term superinjunction until it was mentioned in parliament, Eady said, speaking at City University. I was not conscious I had ever granted one, but I might have. The lack of aware
