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OK, I admit I didn’t worry that much, since I was busy blasting a rogue Cheetos wrapper into a yard-waste bag.

Whistleblowers told Panorama that officers with racist and misogynistic attitudes still worked at the station despite the Met's promise to root out "rogue officers" and "cultural failings".

He was, in fact, publicly contradicting the stance of his commander-in-chief and yet he was never held accountable for that rogue statement of his.

The White House responded that "a rogue judge is trying to usurp" the president's authority "to protect American cities from violence and destruction."

We've worked relentlessly to bring an end to the building safety crisis and developed new measures to get peoples' homes fixed quicker and hold rogue freeholders to account.