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  • Truss condemns ‘sham’ decision as two British men sentenced to death by Russian-backed court

    June 10, 2022

    Two British men captured by Russian-backed separatists in occupied Ukraine have been sentenced to death. Aiden Aslin, 28, and Shaun Pinner, 48, were handed the punishment by a ‘supreme court’ in the Donetsk region, alongside a Moroccan student, Ibrahim Sadun.  The duo were held by separatists in the city of Mariupol in April and were [...]

  • Boris Johnson has until autumn to save his job, Lord Frost says

    June 10, 2022

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson has until the autumn to set out a clear Conservative vision for the future or face being ousted by his own MPs, his former Brexit minister, Lord Frost, has warned. Despite having survived a bruising vote of confidence on Monday, Lord Frost said the Prime Minister could not afford to ignore [...]

  • UK legal smoking age should increase every year, says government review

    June 9, 2022

    The UK should increase the legal age someone can buy cigarettes every year until they are virtually illegal, according to a new government-commissioned review. The review, by Dr Javed Khan, said that the UK should create a “smoke-free generation” with people born after a certain time unable to legally buy cigarettes. New Zealand has a [...]

  • PM declares end of high tax and spend as he says govt will ‘get out of the way’

    June 9, 2022

    Boris Johnson has indicated a major reset in the direction of his government, with the Prime Minister declaring the end of Covid-era “corporate welfare” and that now is the time to “stop spending and start cutting taxes and cutting regulation”. Johnson said “the overall burden of taxation is now very high”, after himself increasing the [...]

  • Johnson unveils series of housing reforms to increase home ownership

    June 9, 2022

    Boris Johnson has launched a “mortgage review”, which will look at ways at extending low deposit home loans, as a part of a series of newly unveiled housing reforms. Number 10 said the review would “look at what other countries are doing and see if we can further extend opportunities in the mortgage market” and [...]

  • Pro-Brexit ‘Supermum’ forced out by Liz Truss after saying Boris Johnson ‘is in wrong job’

    June 9, 2022

    Pro-Brexit banker and now-former non-executive director of the Foreign Office Baroness Morrissey resigned yesterday, after Liz Truss reportedly suggested she would be sacked for comments made about the prime minister. Morrissey, mother to nine children and dubbed a ‘Supermum’, told LBC on Monday night that prime minister Boris Johnson was “just in the wrong job”, [...]

  • Growth warning should inject some urgency into Tories’ economic plans

    June 9, 2022

    PERHAPS it was the fact that Boris Johnson was so close to losing his own that has converted him to the cause of expanding home ownership. Either way, he’s a welcome addition to the cause to – in the words of the popular twitter meme – build some bloody houses. The question is whether, scarred [...]

  • Sadiq Khan blames govt funding for ‘extremely frustrating and disappointing’ tube strike as Unite joins RMT walk-out

    June 8, 2022

    City Hall lambasted the government’s refusal to grant Transport for London (TfL) long-term backing, blaming it for indirectly causing the tube strike scheduled for 21 June. The strike is the latest disruption to affect the Transport for London (TfL) network after 4,000 tube workers walked out on Monday. “At the heart of this industrial action [...]

  • Carbon market reforms collapse in EU Parliament with lawmakers divided over climate targets

    June 8, 2022

    The European Parliament was thrown into chaos yesterday after key environmental proposals were voted down by divided lawmakers.

  • Minister: UK ready to press ahead with unilateral change to NI Protocol

    June 8, 2022

    The UK is ready to push ahead with its move to unilaterally change the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol, according to Northern Ireland minister Conor Burns. Burns said the UK’s “simple” solution would be brought to parliament very soon, unless the EU can come up with a renewed political mandate for its negotiators. Irish PM Micheál [...]

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