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UK Information Commissioner Resigns Amid Harassment Claims, Now Reportedly Suing Accuser

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UK Information Commissioner John Edwards resigned after harassment claims and is now reportedly suing a woman who flagged his conduct.
Science Secretary Liz Kendall expressed dismay, calling his alleged actions "appalling" and "unacceptable."

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UK Information Commissioner John Edwards resigned after harassment claims and is now reportedly suing a woman who flagged his conduct. Science Secretary Liz Kendall expressed dismay, calling his alleged actions "appalling" and "unacceptable."

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