Updated: 1:02, 27 Jun 2021
BORIS Johnson appears to have hinted Matt Hancock could return to the Government because his contribution is far from over despite slamming him as useless in a text.
The embattled Health Secretary quit his role on Saturday, a day after humiliating footage of his romantic clinch with a senior aide was published by The Sun.
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Mr Hancock resigned today, less than 48 hours after video footage was published by The Sun which shows of him kissing aide Ms ColadangeloCredit: LNP
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Mr Johnson concluded his letter by saying he believed Hancock s contribution was far from over
Mr Hancock s three-year tenure as Health Secretary came to an end after The Sun published footage of the MP kissing Gina Coladangelo.
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Updated: 0:29, 13 Jun 2021
SIMON Cowell is planning to sell his “haunted” £15million mansion.
The X Factor boss and music mogul bought the 18th century pad in 2018.
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Simon Cowell is planning to sell the £15million mansion he bought in South West LondonCredit: Ian Whittaker - The Sun
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The X Factor boss bought the seven-bed home in October 2018Credit: Splash News
A former owner has claimed it is haunted by the gay lover of Roman Emperor Hadrian.
Simon, 61, was granted permission to carry out an extensive revamp of the seven-bed property in South West London.
Plans were approved for a 15-metre outdoor pool, a bar, an extended sunroom and state-of-the-art security.
For decades, the exploration of our solar system left one neighboring planet largely unexplored. These missions to Venus mean things are about to change.
PRI GEN INT .NOTTINGHAM FGN3 NASA-VENUS-MISSIONS Nasa has announced two missions to Venus by 2030 here s why that s exciting By Ian Whittaker,Senior Lecturer in Physics, Nottingham Trent University Nottingham (UK), Jun 6 (The Conversation) For decades, the exploration of our solar system left one of our neighbouring planets, Venus, largely unexplored. Now, things are about to change. In the latest announcement from Nasa s solar system exploration programme, two missions have been given the go-ahead and they re both bound for Venus. The two ambitious missions will launch between 2028 and 2030. This marks a considerable change in direction for Nasa s planetary science division, which hasn t sent a mission to the planet since 1990. It s exciting news for space scientists like me. Venus is a hostile world. Its atmosphere contains sulphuric acid and the surface temperatures is hot enough to melt lead. But it has not always been this way. It is thought Venus started out very similar to th