Can't believe this slipped through QA. I'm trying to add a large drawing (1
page) to a scientific document, and get an additional free page when I paste it
in, annotate it and set the flow to "No flow".

REPRODUCING

1. In Writer, write two paragraphs of 5 lines each, I copy "This is a test. "
multiple times to achieve that.

2. Open Draw, draw a large rectangle roughly the size of the page, so that the
size of the rectangle + the size of one of the paragraphs > size of the page.
Copy all (Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C), paste into Writer.

3. In Writer, place the cursor on the beginning of the 2nd paragraph. Paste the
drawing in (Ctrl-V).

4. Annotate the drawing ("Beschriftung ..." in german). On the frame, set the
text flow ("Umlauf..." in german) to "no text flow". The document is now 4 pages
long, and page 2 is an empty page which should not be there.

Also, instead of my step 4, you can set the text flow to "no text flow" on the
drawing itself without annotating, and watch more things break. This may or may
not be a related issue.