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Former cabinet minister Sir Simon Clarke has called on Rishi Sunak to resign as prime minister. The Conservative MP for Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland said...
It’s “lunacy”, “facile and divisive self-indulgence”, “ludicrous” and a “circular firing squad”. Just some of the attacks on Sir Simon Clarke after his “Rishi must go”...
Lord David Cameron should be questioned by MPs in the House of Commons, according to a report from the chamber’s procedure committee. Questions about how elected...
A government minister has hit out at a BBC satirical show for being “completely biased” in the latest allegation from the Conservatives about the corporation’s impartiality....
Professor Jason Leitch has said his claim of deleting WhatsApp messages as a “pre-bed ritual” was a “flippant exaggeration”. The Scottish government’s national clinical director is...
Government borrowing came in sharply lower than expected last month, boosting the chancellor’s aim of pre-election giveaways in his March budget. Data from the Office for...
There’s a small white building in the middle of a Birmingham park that has become the unlikely headquarters for a quiet resistance movement. A few years...
Labour is aiming to force a vote on the creation of a list of children out of school, as it seeks to shine a spotlight on...
Rishi Sunak has said the UK is “not seeking a confrontation” with Yemen’s Houthi fighters – but it will strike again if their attacks in the...
Rishi Sunak will address MPs about the latest Houthi strikes later today – amid a dispute about whether Labour was briefed over the action. The prime...
The House of Lords has defied Rishi Sunak to vote against the ratification of the UK’s new treaty with Rwanda – in what could prove a...
Rishi Sunak has insisted his plan to expand free childcare will go ahead despite facing “practical issues” in the run up to the rollout. There have...
Over 40 Tory MPs have written to Rishi Sunak to demand extra funding for councils to avoid cuts to crucial frontline services. Seven former cabinet ministers...
The government has been accused of using the BBC as a “punching bag” after a minister said the corporation has “on occasion” been biased – but...
Rishi Sunak will seek to refocus attention on the economy this week amid questions about how long his chancellor will remain in post. Downing Street issued...
The defence secretary has disputed suggestions the size of the British Army could shrink significantly after warnings the UK risks a repeat of the 1930s without...
Scotland’s First Minister has invited Sir Keir Starmer to Edinburgh for talks on how their parties could co-operate following a general election. Humza Yousaf said he...
Jeremy Hunt has compared himself to tax-cutting former chancellor Nigel Lawson as he suggested using his spring budget to “relieve pressure on families”. Ahead of the...
Isaac Levido, the man in charge of the Conservative general election campaign, did not hold back. “Let me be clear,” he briefed Tory MPs at a...
Scottish police have told Sky News Nicola Sturgeon is not being investigated “at this time” after it emerged the former first minister wiped pandemic related WhatsApp...
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