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Morgan was initially among them; but the invitation was withdrawn after she gave an interview in which she criticised May.

But she said she would cancel the dinner as just one step in a new hard line against Beijing, which she criticised for cybersecurity threats, Xi's military buildup in the South China Sea and human rights abuses.

Gove's attack on Carney follows comments by Theresa May in her recent Tory party conference speech in which she criticised low interest rates and money printing – quantitative easing – for damaging returns for savers while making owners of assets richer.

It detailed a disagreement with Baquet in which she criticised his news judgment as "boring" and he replied by storming out of her office and slamming his hand against a wall.

The Human Rights Commission president delivered a forthright speech on Friday in which she criticised the major political parties for teaming up to pass "scores of laws" over the past 15 years that threatened fundamental rights and freedoms.

The prominent Egyptian poet Fatima Naoot was put on trial, facing up to three years in jail, over comments posted on Facebook in which she criticised the slaughter of animals at Eid al-Adha.

In 1987, the English academic Jan Montefiore wrote to Amis for permission to quote eight lines from his poem 'A Bookshop Idyll', which she criticises in her book Feminism and Poetry.

Abbott was speaking at a Guardian fringe meeting at which she also criticised left of centre newspapers that she said were failing to support the Labour leader.

"The interview in which she roundly criticised one political party, which was then reported and then she said it was taken out of context – it was a mistake on her part".

Bouattia said she hoped to put past controversies behind her as president, but said she believed the manner in which she was criticised in her previous role had galvanised support for her bid for the presidency.

I don't agree with David's claim that "the sense of injury for which she was criticised after the war" grew out of the privations she had endured during her wartime exile.