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Associate Editor of The Daily Telegraph and long-suffering Newcastle United fan. All views my own.
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NCA investigates alleged leak of Reform bank details by its staff

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By Gordon Rayner Verified
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The National Crime Agency (NCA) has launched an investigation into allegations that its staff may have leaked information about Reform MPs' bank transactions, The Telegraph can disclose. Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform, pointed the finger at the NCA earlier this month after articles appeared in the media about transactions that had been flagged to the NCA under its suspicious activity reports programme.
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Cambridge’s diversity poster boy in plagiarism row

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By Gordon Rayner Verified
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When Jason Arday became a Cambridge professor at the age of 37, he was lionised by the academic world and became a poster boy for the university's diversity drive. He had beaten almost impossible odds to get there. Diagnosed with autism, and non-verbal until the age of 11, he had only learnt to read and write at 18 but obtained a degree and a doctorate before forging a career in teaching.
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Cambridge's diversity poster boy in plagiarism row

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By Gordon Rayner Verified
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When Jason Arday became a Cambridge professor at the age of 37, he was lionised by the academic world and became a poster boy for the university's diversity drive. He had beaten almost impossible odds to get there. Diagnosed with autism, and non-verbal until the age of 11, he had only learnt to read and write at 18 but obtained a degree and a doctorate before forging a career in teaching.
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