Sentences with phrase «resign over revelations»

Grant Shapps and Lord Feldman should resign over revelations the Conservative party failed to act on complaints about an election aide at the heart of a bullying scandal, says the father of a young activist believed to have killed himself.
Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Monday he had no intention to resign over revelations that documents related to a state land sale were altered.

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Cameron's revelation that he does not intend to serve a third term at the start of this year's campaign instantly sparked speculation over whether he would look to resign before 2020.
Shadow agriculture minister Jim Paice said the revelation raised questions about how the RPA was running - the Conservatives have previously called for farming minister Lord Bach to resign over the payments row.
Spitzer, who resigned as governor in 2008 after revelations he spent thousands of dollars on prostitutes, jumped into the race for New York City comptroller just over a week ago.
The revelation comes as Jeremy Corbyn said ministers were «warned» in 2014 of the impact of the policy, while Emily Thornberry yesterday called on Amber Rudd to resign as Home Secretary over the scandal.
Collins resigned in July over the revelation.
While Weiner had been leading among the Democratic candidates for mayor in many recent polls, his numbers have floundered following the latest revelations that he engaged in a sexting relationship with a young woman as much as a year after he resigned from Congress over similar allegations in 2011.
He takes over from Martin Winterkorn, who resigned earlier this week in the wake of revelations that Volkswagen diesel cars had «cheater» software to evade U.S. emissions regulations.
Minority committee chair Jim Jeffers would create it when he read into the record the startling revelation that fully half of the editorial board of Energy and Environment had just resigned in protest over the «failed editorial process» which had allowed the publication of such a badly compromised paper.
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