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Mia Regan shows off her fantastic figure as she shares a series of scantily-clad bikini snaps from her girls only Mexican getawayР”В¬hris Noth still wears his wedding ring amid sexual assault allegations as embattled actor steps out for lunch 'Bump's first appearance!' Pregnant Charlotte Crosby looks lovely in a form-fitting midi dress as she debuts her growing tummy on Instagram

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or a stroll down Easy Street? As musical movie Annie celebrates its 40TH anniversary, what happened to its castР”В¬oronation Street's Melissa Johns says she 'cried for days' when intimate photos of her were leaked onto a disability porn site Sarah Paulson, 47, looks elegant in a white suit and platinum hair for date night with girlfriend Holland Taylor, 79, at the theatre Jessica Simpson flashes some serious underboob in a daring dress leaving Jessica Alba's birthday party with husband Eric JohnsonР”В®x-Kasabian singer Tom Meighan looks jubilant as he returns to the stage solo - two years after being convicted of attacking his wife in lockdown Green MP Caroline Lucas confirmed she had travelled to Glasgow by train.

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Protesters braved pouring rain and wind to march through Glasgow, with Cllr Mac Cafferty sharing photographs on Twitter from the demonstration. On Saturday, Cllr Mac Cafferty spoke at a presentation of the Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration - which was officially presented by 100 local governments including Brighton and Hove City Council.Р”Вuring the event, he talked about the importance of capping carbon emissions from food and farming.Р”В¬llr Mac Cafferty also took to the streets alongside thousands of protesters demanding stronger climate action from leaders at the COP26 talks. Again, I apologise unreservedly.'Р”В¬llr Mac Cafferty has been leader of the city's ruling administration since July 2020. 'I will be taking my return journey on train. I will be offsetting the carbon cost of my journey.

'Transport contributes a large portion of carbon emissions, all significant journeys we make have an effect on our climate.

I am not getting paid for any of the speeches I am making or meetings I am attending and I am otherwise working from Glasgow.

'I paid for my own transport and all associated costs. 'I was concerned that this would happen again and I felt it was important not to miss the opportunity to attend the important presentation on behalf of the city, lobby world leaders and share with others the innovative work taking place in Brighton and Hove. 'This decision to fly was a major failure of my judgement which goes against my political group's pledges and principles and I unreservedly apologise.'Р”В¬llr Mac Cafferty added: 'I reluctantly took this very difficult decision because I was concerned about the unreliability of the rail network following the well-publicised difficulties experienced by many people wanting to travel by train to Glasgow the week before, when trains were cancelled. He said: 'In the Friday evening just gone, I took a flight from London to Glasgow to attend COP26 where I had been invited to represent the city at a presentation of the Glasgow Declaration on Saturday morning. The politician, who co-chairs BHCC carbon neutral working group, yesterday admitted the blunder.Р”В¬llr Mac Cafferty, leader of the Green Party which controls the council, unreservedly apologised, saying he had been worried his train might be cancelled. A Green council leader has apologised for a 'major failure of judgement' after flying from Brighton to COP26 - hours after criticising the government over climate change.Р”В¬ouncillor Phelim Mac Cafferty, the leader of Brighton and Hove City Council's Green group said he took the one hour and 20 minute jet because he was worried about trains being delayed.Р”Р„fter completing his 460-mile journey, Cllr Mac Cafferty made a speech on cutting carbon emissions and appeared at a protest march, led by Greta Thunberg, calling for world leaders to stop temperatures rising.

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