Summarised by Centrist
A former political figure, now found guilty of indecent assault, continued working for his party nearly three months after it was warned he was a “sexual predator.” The party’s leader was informed by the complainant’s wife, who stated, “[The political figure] is a sexual predator,” but no action was taken until the man’s eventual resignation. The party has declined to comment while name suppression remains in place.
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
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