# Sue Gray
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Dana sue gray (born December 6, 1957) is an American serial killer who murdered three elderly women in 1994. She was caught after a fourth intended victim survived and identified her. Gray says she committed the murders to support her spending habits.
Sorry, Not Sorry
Boris Johnson’s apology after Sue Gray’s “update” on Downing Street parties was followed by a shameful bout of obfuscation from the Prime Minister. While he dithers and delays, something he’s bemoaned in the past, can his crumbling defences hold? And with the Winter Olympics due to start in Beijing…
Worried About Gray – Start Your Week with Alex Andreou and Gavin Esler
The wait for the Sue Gray report goes on–with the word “imminent” having been redefined of late. If it is finally released, what impact might it have? As Boris Johnson faces consistent pressure and splits within his party, the government wants to shift focus with pledges for so-called “Brexit freed…
You’ve Got Blackmail
As we await Sue Gray’s report, the scandals continue to pile up for the Government. With allegations of blackmail and Islamophobia over the weekend, how will this play out for Number 10? Also, as Russian troops amass on the Ukrainian border, are we about to see the first ground war in Europe since …
Gray Zones – Start Your Week with Ros Taylor and Arthur Snell
As Russia is accused of plotting to install a pro-Kremlin government in Ukraine, what will NATO’s next move be amid the ongoing standoff? And with the results of Sue Gray’s inquiry looming, will Boris Johnson face a tangible reckoning over the myriad scandals surrounding Downing Street? Or will he …
RFD Today June 25, 2026
Coverage of a $10-million estate gift from the late Leah Wightman to the University of Illinois for preservation of three historic round barns. Conversations with U-of-I College of Veterinary Medicine professor Dr. Jim Lowe, Wightman's longtime friends Heather Ting and Barbara Clark, U of I College…
Sue Gray: Why working under Keir Starmer became ‘unbearable’
The third of our exclusive summer interviews sees Ed Balls sit down with the former Chief of Staff for No. 10 Sue Gray. In her first major interview since her dramatic split from Keir Starmer’s team, she details the lead up to entering Downing Street and just where things went wrong.
Gray explains…
Zia vs Shippers – and Sue Gray breaks her silence
It continues – thankfully – to be an interesting summer: there’s devolution news, Reform taking lumps out of each other and Sue Gray has broken her silence.
But first, Andy Burnham is shifting the machinery of government north, promising to put growth at the heart of his new Manchester operation. W…
Is Britain Finally Getting Tough on Illegal Immigration?
Is Britain finally getting tough on illegal immigration? The Government is facing renewed pressure over asylum policy after a controversial migrant information booklet was reported to contain guidance explaining what rape is and telling asylum seekers not to commit sexual offences. We examine the w…
Burnham: To drill or not to drill?
Andy Burnham has been on a regional tour of the UK, delivering a steady stream of policies aimed at tackling social issues. But now comes the hard part: should he push ahead with new drilling in the North Sea? After a summer of drought and wildfires, can the prime minister make the case for more fo…
Is Andy Burnham Actually Popular Or Just New?
Today, is the Burnham bounce real? And, does it tell us anything about the new prime minister’s popularity long term?
Adam presents Newscast live on 5live rounding up the political week with James Heale of the Spectator, Emma Burnell of Labour List and Luke Tryl of More in Common.
What does Sue Gr…
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