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She's a strong character, she;s no flunky in search of an easy number and ran a pub near the Northern Irish town of Newry in the troubled 1980s. |
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In any case, the "seen to be proper" rules, you know, the "perceived impropriety" bit, applies. |
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When it transpired that Gray was to become a high-up in the Labour Party, it immediately begged all the questions about her impartiality. And remember, Starmer repeatedly refused to say when Gray had been first contacted. Here impartiality was not "seen to be so". |
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That's an unreasonable question to put to me. We are dealing with a specific case with no other reference point to a transgressing Labour politician. The Gray questions only arose after it was revealed that she had been chosen as a #1 to Starmer. Furthermore: https://news.sky.com/story/partygate...ivil%20servant. Quote:
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"There is no suggestion ...", "we have no plans..." are all forms of weasel wording that allows for the opposite when it emerges. It has well emerged as it's all in the open and being alleged. Remember "seen/perceived to be so". |
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