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Nadine Dorries slapped down by watchdog for 'breaking ministerial code' with TV show

The former Culture Secretary announced on Friday that she would be launching a chat show on Talk TV, to start in February - with Boris Johnson as her first guest

Daily Mirror

Nadine Dorries ‘broke rules’ to take TV job ahead of Boris Johnson interview

Former culture secretary will host a new Friday-night talk show

The Independent UK

Urgent need to build UK Holocaust memorial now before survivors die, says Pickles

Co-chair of memorial foundation ‘desperate’ to start work on scheme next to parliament, first proposed in 2014

The Guardian - UK

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‘Not for the human palate’: the fine dining cafe where dogs eat like royalty

Dogue – pronounced like vogue – is a San Francisco eatery just for dogs. And on Sundays, it offers a $75 tasting menu

The Guardian - US

Government warned it ‘cannot afford’ to lose another ethics adviser

The warning came from Lord Pickles, chairman of the independent Advisory Committee on Business Appointments.

The Independent UK

Legendary tale of Pickles the 1966 World Cup hero dog commemorated with wine

He was hailed a national hero and gained football fame and adoration

Wales Online

From creepy crawlies to the Commons: What’s next for Matt Hancock?

The former health secretary left the jungle in third place having reached the final of ITV’s I’m A Celebrity.

The Independent UK

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From creepy crawlies to the Commons: What’s next for Matt Hancock?

The political future of the controversial MP who lost the Tory whip over his trip down under is on somewhat of a shaky footing.

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock’s I’m A Celebrity appearance broke rules on post-ministerial jobs, Parliament watchdog says

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Evening Standard

Matt Hancock broke rules on post-ministerial jobs, Parliament watchdog says

But Lord Pickles, the Acoba chair, said he believed further disciplinary action would be ‘disproportionate’.

The Independent UK

Matt Hancock's I'm A Celebrity appearance breaks rules on MP's jobs

The former health secretary was also censured for his appearance on SAS Who Dares Wins

Wales Online

I'm A Celeb's Matt Hancock has broken Ministerial Code, watchdog rules

Parliament's revolving door watchdog, Acoba, ruled the former Health Secretary had breached the rules by appearing on the show - and on SAS: Who Dares Wins

Daily Mirror

Sleaze watchdog ‘toothless’ after Matt Hancock’s jungle antics, says chair

Lord Pickles has described his own committee as “toothless” after Matt Hancock went to the celebrity jungle without asking for his permission.

Evening Standard

Tory MP previously flagged for outside jobs made Health Select Committee chair

A TORY MP who was flagged by a lobbying watchdog over external jobs with pharma companies has been made the chair of the Health Select Committee.

The National (Scotland)

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New Tory Health Committee chair was rapped by lobbying watchdog over pharma job

The Mirror revealed in January that ex-health minister Steve Brine made £200-an-hour giving 'strategic advice' to drug firm Sigma without first checking with the Advisory Body on Business Appointments (ACOBA)

The Guardian - AU

Apathy in New Zealand – but little desire for change – as King Charles’s reign begins

Despite an apparent indifference to the new king, New Zealand also seems to have no real appetite to sever ties with the crown

Manchester Evening News

Stacey Solomon leaves fan 'balling' as she shares new project with moving dedication

It comes after the Loose Women star teased that "something special" was on its way

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's pick for sleaze review chair warned over £1000-an-hour 'advice'

Former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has pocketed up to £1,000-an-hour for providing “advice” to a consultancy firm - but says they were for 'one-off' speeches to 'small audiences'

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The Independent UK

Former ministers not sufficiently clear on anti-corruption rules, watchdog warns

Lord Pickles made the intervention after ruling former health minister Steve Brine had breached the rules.

Daily Mirror

Tory ex-minister rapped by watchdog after Mirror reveals second job 'rulebreaking'

The Sunday Mirror revealed ex-health minister Steve Brine had taken a second job with drug firm Sigma without first consulting revolving door watchdog ACOBA

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