Boris Johnson has been drawn into the planning row that
has embroiled his Housing Secretary after it emerged that Richard Desmond
discussed the property scheme with the Prime Minister over lunch, when he was
London mayor. Mr Desmond, a Conservative Party donor, hosted the lunch on 25
May 2010 in the boardroom of his firm Northern & Shell’s headquarters in
London. He took the opportunity to raise his initial £500m plans for the Westferry
printworks in East London with Mr Johnson while he was mayor and had oversight
of major planning decisions in the capital. Read more on inews.
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People are living with sickness or disability younger than a decade ago.
That should shock the country and prompt action
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