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Andrew Sinclair

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  • Political Correspondent, BBC
City of Westminster, East Anglia
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Political Editor for BBC East. Private account but I try to be fair. I retweet things I find interesting & not necessarily agree with. Apols for typos
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'I represent my community without being told how to vote'

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By Andrew Sinclair Verified
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The success of Great Yarmouth First (GYF) in last month's local elections has drawn attention to the growing influence of independent councillors and local residents' groups in East of England politics. GYF, which is aligned to Independent MP Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain movement but insists that it champions local issues, won nine seats on Norfolk County Council and has agreed to support the minority Reform UK administration.
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Respect and tolerance needed in politics, says chaplain

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By Andrew Sinclair Verified, Nic Rigby Verified
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Should councillors pray before the start of their meetings? It's a question that has taken centre stage in politics after seven authorities run by Reform UK, including Essex County Council, decided to start every meeting of the full council with the Lord's Prayer. Prayers used to be commonplace in every council chamber in the country. A few still ask a priest to open their proceedings.
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Respect and tolerance needed in politics, says chaplain

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By Andrew Sinclair Verified, Nic Rigby Verified
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Andrew Sinclair - East of England political editor; Nic Rigby Mon, June 8, 2026 at 5:07 a.m. UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Reverend Albert Cadmore has been saying prayers at Norfolk County Council's meetings for the last five years [Nic Rigby/BBC] Should councillors pray before the start of their meetings?
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