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john

[jon] / dʒɒn /






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The letter, marked "official - sensitive", was shared with Jeremy Heywood, the then-cabinet secretary, John Manzoni, the then-permanent secretary at the Cabinet Office, Kim Darroch, then-British ambassador to the US, the HR directors at the foreign office and cabinet office, and Simon McDonald, now Lord McDonald, who was then-head of the foreign office.

From BBC

Renee Regis - the daughter of former world indoor champion John Regis - announced her arrival on the national stage with a first senior British title in the women's 200m at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham.

From BBC

John Regis won the world indoor 200m title in 1989 and went on to win world outdoor silver at 200m, as well as an outdoor European title, while Renee's mother, Jennifer Stoute, won 4x400m bronze at the 1992 Olympics.

From BBC

World champion Amber Anning had to be content with a shock third-place finish in the women's 400m, edged out by winner Yemi Mary John and Louisa Stoney.

From BBC

UTILITY: Jack Champlin, St. John Bosco, Sr.; UC Irvine commit was phenomenal during playoffs last season as a closer.

From Los Angeles Times