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Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams announced today that it will roll out a new ice cream truck-inspired collection to keep you cool this summer. The limited-edition flavors will be released over the next five Thursdays at Jeni s scoop shops and online. The first flavor to, ahem, launch is Rocket Pop on Thursday, July 8 Jeni s take on the classic Bomb Pop described as “a tart, refreshing, ultra-creamy blueberry-pineapple swirl.” The four other flavors include Mango Cheesecake Swirl (July 15), Orange Freeze (July 22), High Five Candy Bar (July 29) and Golden Nectar (August 5). The full collection will be available for nationwide shipping starting July 8.
Scotland’s chief constable warned against the Scottish Government going public about their investigation of Alex Salmond, a witness statement released by the Crown Office has confirmed.
A Police Scotland detective chief superintendent said they and the chief constable, Iain Livingstone, “both voiced our concerns” about the Government’s plan to announce there were allegations of sexual harassment by the former first minster before police had investigated the claims.
The extract of the witness statement was released after the Holyrood inquiry into the Government’s unlawful investigation of Mr Salmond used powers in the Scotland Act to demand the Crown Office release evidence.
Scotland s chief constable warned against the Scottish Government going public about its investigation of Alex Salmond, a newly-released statement has revealed.
Chief constable warned Scottish Government against going public with Alex Salmond investigation
Witness statement released by Crown Office reveals senior officers voiced concerns about plan to announce sexual harassment allegations
16 March 2021 • 2:43pm
Alex Salmond Appears Before Inquiry Into Scottish Government s Mishandling Of Harassment Complaints
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Scotland s chief constable warned against the Scottish Government going public about their investigation of Alex Salmond, a witness statement released by the Crown Office has confirmed.
A Police Scotland detective chief superintendent said they and the chief constable, Iain Livingstone, both voiced our concerns about the Government s plan to announce there were allegations of sexual harassment by the former first minster before police had investigated the claims.
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