Labour sets 50% British food pledge to woo farmers
The party said it would use government buying power to back agricultural businesses as it seeks to woo rural voters.
Rishi Sunak to host a ‘rebel breakfast’ as Rwanda vote looms
The Prime Minister and Home Secretary are leading efforts to win over would-be rebels ahead of Tuesday’s vote.
Covid inquiry: Johnson says he may have only read Sage minutes ‘once or twice’
The former prime minister said he was given ‘summaries’ of the discussions but that ‘in retrospect’ it may have been valuable to hear them in full.
Govt set to stop free prescriptions and legal aid for benefit claimants ‘not seeking work’
"If you are taking taxpayers for a ride – we will take your benefits away", Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said.
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.