Andrew Mitchell News
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David Porcelli joined BMO Capital Markets as co-head of U.S. equity products, leaving Barclays Capital, according to Vlaad and Co., a Toronto-based financial services recruiting firm.
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Prime Minister David Cameron may restore Andrew Mitchell, the U.K. minister who resigned over alleged insults to police, to office if new evidence exonerates him, a person familiar with the premier’s thinking said.
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Andrew Mitchell, responsible for enforcing discipline among David Cameron’s Conservative lawmakers, quit after weeks of pressure over a verbal attack on police. The U.K. premier named George Young, a veteran lawmaker, to replace him.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron remained cautious about any move to reinstate former Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell to a government job after police made two arrests in a probe linked to the events that sparked his resignation.
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A BP Plc executive testified the captain of the oil rig that exploded and sent millions of barrels of oil pouring into the Gulf of Mexico delayed activating the installation’s safety systems after the blast as a trial over the disaster ended.
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Police gave prosecutors a file of evidence about officers accused of misconduct over allegations that a government minister insulted police guarding the U.K. prime minister’s residence.
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Andrew Mitchell, former Chief Whip of the U.K.’s ruling Conservative Party, said that elements within London’s Metropolitan Police conducted a “smear campaign” against him that led to his resignation.
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron came under renewed pressure to fire Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell for abusing police officers last month, after five Conservative lawmakers called for him to go.
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U.K. lawmakers criticized the country’s top civil servant over the inadequacy of a probe into allegations that led to the resignation of Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell from Prime Minister David Cameron’s Cabinet.
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U.K. Cabinet Secretary Jeremy Heywood, the government’s most senior civil servant, said he and Prime Minister David Cameron see no need for any further investigation into an altercation between Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell and a police officer last week.
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