The Guardian has also seen correspondence that reveals Whitehall officials are examining whether Hughes should be stripped of honours he received for his police work.
Lucky for me, we weren't, as it may sound, in the Sahara desert, we were on the Atlantic coast, so I simply stripped down to my bikini and ran into the sea.
Their nudity is a protest against objectification, specifically the feeling that women have been "stripped of ownership" of their own bodies [5].
These are aggressive displays of the primal male, stripped of all material signs of civility.
He will most likely be stripped of his role as honorary president of the party, although he remains an MEP.
He said he did not think it inappropriate that he was allowed to carry out the interrogation, nor that the questioning took place with Kakidzyanov stripped to his underwear.
As a result of his shamefully Straussian language Coles was stripped of his captaincy and transfer-listed.
Now that this demographic has been progressively stripped out of the Labour party, it's not surprising we are left with too many nice people with their artfully phrased "offers" to the voters.
Throughout the remainder of the memo, citations, sentences and even whole paragraphs have been stripped out, in some cases to protect genuine sources and methods but in others to obscure the precedents underlying the government's legal arguments.
"Both Americana and punk are stripped down and basic," explained Tommy of his surprising new musical direction.
Universities could be stripped of the right to charge students more than £6,000 in tuition fees in an annual review of whether they are hitting targets on attracting applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds, ministers will say tomorrow.
