David Lammy given warning after fishing with JD Vance without licence
Foreign secretary referred himself to Environment Agency after hosting Vance at Chevening country retreat
David Lammy has received a formal warning after reporting himself for fishing without a licence with the US vice-president, JD Vance.
The foreign secretary took Vance angling at his official country retreat in Chevening, Kent, on 8 August as he hosted him at the start of a holiday in Britain.
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About 2 million people are expected to take to the streets this weekend at the annual Notting Hill carnival for its mix of music, food and Caribbean culture, but for the man who runs it, there is a sense of relief to see it taking place at all.
The chair of Notting Hill Carnival Ltd, Ian Comfort, told the Guardian that the event needed to secure a sustainable future after a year of funding rows, public disagreements with the Met police, and negative press after violence last year.
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