Kearns

[kurnz]

noun

1. a town in N Utah, near Salt Lake City.

Example Sentences

Alicia Kearns, the shadow national security minister, said: "No surprises here - Labour's rush to appease Xi Jinping's demands for a new embassy demonstrated a complacency when it came to keeping our people safe. Having deluded themselves for so long, they've recognised we were right to be vigilant."

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Conservatives Chris Philp and shadow safeguarding minister Alicia Kearns said the force should be prevented from any involvement in the investigation, to allow it to be conducted "impartially and independently".

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But in a letter to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, Philp and Kearns backed Prof Alexis Jay's view that the force should have no involvement in the investigation themselves.

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Brighton forward Nikita Parris also misses out, while Kearns, who made her debut as a substitute on Tuesday, makes the standby list.

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She names her Euros squad on Thursday and handed a senior debut to Missy Bo Kearns, just hours before midfielder Fran Kirby announced her international retirement, capping off a rollercoaster week for the Dutchwoman.

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