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Former Conservative Councillor Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Images After Admitting Nearly 50 Offences Against Ex-Wife

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Crime·01/05/2026Résumé IA

Former Conservative Councillor Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Images After Admitting Nearly 50 Offences Against Ex-Wife

Philip Young, 49, a former Conservative councillor who admitted nearly 50 offences of drugging, raping and sexually assaulting his former wife, has pleaded guilty to additional charges of making indecent images of children and possessing extreme pornographic images. He appeared at Winchester Crown Court via video link from HMP Winchester and changed his pleas to guilty on all charges. Young, who served on Swindon Borough Council from 2007 to 2010, admitted offences spanning from 2010 to 2024. Dean Hamilton has also pleaded guilty to raping Joanne Young, while four other men await trial on sexual offence charges.

Guardian UK

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Downing Street pushed Foreign Office to find diplomatic role for Starmer's communications chief

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Politique·21/04/2026Résumé IA

Downing Street pushed Foreign Office to find diplomatic role for Starmer's communications chief

Former Foreign Office head Olly Robbins told MPs that Downing Street pressed him to find a diplomatic post for Keir Starmer's communications chief Matthew Doyle in March 2025, instructing him not to discuss it with then foreign secretary David Lammy. Robbins said he found the request uncomfortable and difficult to defend. Doyle was later suspended as a Labour peer after it emerged he campaigned for a friend charged with possessing indecent images of children.

Downing Street Pushed for Diplomatic Role for Keir Starmer’s Communications Chief

Former Foreign Office head Olly Robbins testified that Downing Street pressured him to find a diplomatic role for Keir Starmer’s communications chief, Matthew Doyle, while explicitly instructing him to keep the discussions hidden from the then foreign secretary.

Guardian UK

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Downing Street asked Foreign Office to find diplomatic role for Starmer's communications chief Matthew Doyle

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Politique·21/04/2026Résumé IA

Downing Street asked Foreign Office to find diplomatic role for Starmer's communications chief Matthew Doyle

Former Foreign Office permanent secretary Olly Robbins has revealed that Downing Street asked him to find a senior diplomatic role for Matthew Doyle, Keir Starmer's then director of communications. Robbins testified to the foreign affairs select committee that he was instructed not to discuss the matter with Foreign Secretary David Lammy. The conversations occurred in March 2025, shortly before Doyle left Downing Street. Doyle was later suspended as a Labour peer after it emerged he campaigned in 2016 for Sean Morton, who was charged with possessing indecent images of children.

Guardian UK

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