The Guardian says police have started an investigation into claims of sexual misconduct at the CBI.
The paper was the first to report on sexual misconduct claims at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
The inquiry was announced after the organisation’s boss, Tony Danker, was sacked over separate allegations. Mr Danker has said he was “shocked” at being dismissed instead of being asked to give his version of events.
The paper says Britain’s most prominent business group is now battling to secure its future.
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It was a wild and unprecedented weekend of politics, kicking off with Zelenskyy’s bust-up with Trump on Friday.
After Trump bust-up … King-size welcome The Sun leads with an image of King Charles greeting the Ukrainian president outside
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