James Slack said he was “deeply sorry” over the event marking his departure from the role on April 16 last year. He was later appointed deputy editor-in-chief of The Sun newspaper. Sponsored“I wish to apologise unreservedly for the anger and hurt caused,” Slack said. “This event should not have happened at the time that it did. I am deeply sorry, and take full responsibility.”He said he could not comment further because the issue has been referred to Sue Gray, the civil

Source: The Times January 14, 2022 17:45 UTC