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Athill's mother's infidelity was something that could not be scrutinised at the time.

A 43-page document was circling on Wednesday night but senior Labour sources have said the draft that will be scrutinised at the meeting on Thursday is longer.

Delaney said residents had no confidence in the council's ability to manage housing and wanted KCTMO to continue to exist so that its role in the fire could be scrutinised at the public inquiry.

Council and KCTMO officials insist that even though it is handing back day-to-day management of estates across the borough it will still be scrutinised at the public inquiry for its role in the fire which claimed 71 lives.

There are so many things you could reel off as negatives – your private life is exposed, every move is scrutinised – at the same time, you can think: "Wow, I'm in a position to shine a light into these areas".

The data relationship between WhatsApp and Facebook is also being scrutinised at the European level, and has rubbed many users the wrong way, coming as it does after numerous assurances from Facebook, when it acquired WhatsApp for $19 billion, that it would run it as a completely independent business.

The data relationship between WhatsApp and Facebook is also being scrutinised at the European level, and has rubbed many users the wrong way, coming as it does after numerous assurances from Facebook, when it acquired WhatsApp for $19 billion, that it would run it as a completely independent business.

The police operation is to be scrutinised at close quarters by the human rights group Liberty, whose officials have been allowed to sit in with police and TUC representatives during the weeks of planning.

But the decisions they made will be scrutinised at a public inquiry into the fiasco.

UKIP's Gareth Bennett says "I haven't read all of the explanatory memorandum either, in fact to be honest I haven't actually started it" Conservative David Melding and Plaid Cymru's Bethan Jenkins are minded to support the general principles of the bill, with the caveat that the details will be scrutinised at committee stage.

Still, over Europe, everything Mr Hammond says and does will be scrutinised at home and in exhaustive detail in all the European Union capitals for clues to Britain's likely breaking points over staying in or getting out.