Rishi Sunak says his favourite meal is sandwiches
The Prime Minister stopped short of disclosing his preferred filling for a sandwich at first, but changed his mind later on.
Tories’ promises to raise tax threshold for pensioners a joke, Labour says
During a visit to Essex, shadow pensions secretary Liz Kendall claimed the Conservatives have worsened the quality of retirement.
Elections are won from centre ground, Jeremy Hunt warns
The Chancellor said the Conservative Party will ‘always be a broad church’ which is ‘a good thing’.
Election campaigns paused as leaders come together to mark D-Day anniversary
Commemorations in Normandy will start at 7.25am, which is the exact moment the invasion began in 1944.
Badenoch says Liz Truss going on ‘far-right’ platform ‘trivial’
The ex-PM appeared on a website set up by Carl Benjamin, who once said of Labour’s Jess Phillips that he “wouldn’t even rape” her.
Subpostmasters step closer to ‘hard-won exoneration’ after MPs back law change
The Post Office (Horizon System) Offences Bill received an unopposed third reading on Monday.
Minister refuses to say which conditions no longer qualify for benefits under reforms
In a statement to the Commons, Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride set out plans to overhaul the way disability benefits work.
Penny Mordaunt accuses Labour of sneering at St George’s Cross flag
The Commons Leader branded members of the opposition party ‘plastic patriots’ during a heated business questions session on Thursday.
Andrew Bridgen says nurses performed ‘TikTok dances while patients died’ during the pandemic
The Independent MP called Covid vaccinations ‘the greatest medical scandal in this country in living memory, and possibly ever’.