Lee Anderson says Govt should ‘ignore the law’ and start sending asylum seekers to Rwanda
Jonathan Gullis, meanwhile, says they should consider physically pushing small boats back into French waters in the Channel.
Armistice Day demo to go ahead as ‘law gives no absolute power’ for ban – Met
“The laws created by Parliament are clear. There is no absolute power to ban protest", Sir Mark Rowley said.
Boris Johnson referred to Treasury as ‘pro-death squad’, inquiry hears
The former prime minister reportedly used the phrase at a meeting in January 2021, when he wanted a path to eased restrictions.
Nadine Dorries claims Government trying to block her book on Johnson’s downfall
The former culture secretary has accused the Government of trying to block the November 9 release.
Rachel Reeves’ new book has passages lifted from Wikipedia and online blogs
The shadow chancellor's new book The Woman Who Made Modern Economics also contains sections taken from The Guardian and a report by Hilary Benn without acknowledgement.
Minister says Palestinian refugee scheme ‘not right response at this stage’
Nineteen organisations have called on the Government to provide safe passage for Israelis and Palestinians fleeing the conflict.
Lib Dems no longer interested in taxing the rich
Sir Ed said the Liberal Democrat commitment – dating back to 1992 – to raise income tax by 1p to improve public services is now unsustainable.
Lib Dems say severance payouts to rule-breaking ministers should be scrapped
Some £530,000 was received in ministerial severance during the last year of political upheaval.
Steve Coogan and Carol Vorderman back Lib Dem calls for electoral reform
The celebrities are set to make appearances in video messages shown at the party conference in Bournemouth.