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Hadush Kebatu was given the money to avoid a "slower, more expensive process", Downing Street said.
Websites disabled in Microsoft global outage come back online
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Newcastle draw Fulham in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals, while League One side Cardiff City host Chelsea.
MPs question value for money of Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge lease
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