privilege

She added it had been a privilege to work with Mr James, and his efforts gave them "valuable knowledge about the body's ability to cope with the demands of such extreme endurance".

Much as there is for its fans to mourn about the alleged closure of the “Downton Abbey” franchise, I won’t miss the increasingly tone-deaf genuflection before the glamour of British privilege.

A weak passport means more paperwork, higher visa costs, fewer travel privileges and longer waiting times for travel.

He had hoped that reaching beyond the established interests that focused on their own privilege would win him support from the wider public.

The whistleblower also highlighted an incident from March this year, when a so-called "red team" tasked with simulating a real life cyber attack was reportedly able to gain privileged access to One Login systems.