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Being phoned by the prime minister and sacked from my role as a home office minister in front of 100 people I was about to speak to.

His claims prompted calls at a meeting of the parliamentary Labour party on Monday night for Livingstone to be sacked from his role as co-convenor of Labour's defence role.

Having been sacked from his role as chief executive of Gordon Ramsay Holdings Ltd, he conspired with his sons, who both had IT roles in the business, to access company systems almost 2,000 times between 23 October 2010 and 31 March 2011.

She was sacked from her role as regional women's officer as a result.

The firm said Kiszely had been sacked from his role at the company, too.

Layla Moran, The Liberal Democrats' education spokeswoman, called for Heaton-Harris to be sacked from his role as a whip.

Lindsay Lohan has reportedly been sacked from the role of Linda Lovelace in a forthcoming biopic of the 70s porn star.

Dov Charney, the founder of American Apparel, was sacked from his role as CEO nearly a year ago, but he is still a looming presence at the fashion brand.

Benn was then sacked from his role as shadow foreign secretary amid claims that he was encouraging colleagues to resign as part of an attempt to replace Corbyn as leader.

Within a few hours, administrators at Davis threatened to sue him for defamation, told him he was being sacked from his role as director of global health for the UC Davis Health System and informed him that certain grants would be revoked.

Atkinson said O'Reily's complaint was no more sensible than "Pierce Brosnan complaining that he was sacked from the role of James Bond for being too old" and that true creative freedom for both Bond films and Countryfile could only mean that producers should have complete artistic latitude.