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  • Badenoch slammed for ignoring Brexit realities and telling UK firms global trade ‘isn’t too tough’

    June 20, 2023

    Kemi Badenoch has been criticised by business groups for trying to “shift the blame” after she told British businesses that international trade “isn’t too tough”. The business and international trade secretary said today that the UK has “too many negative tropes about how difficult it all is”. Speaking at the launch of the first e-commerce [...]

  • Mayoral Election: Tory hopeful vows to extend Khan’s free school meals pledge

    June 18, 2023

    Conservative mayoral candidate hopeful Susan Hall has pledged to extend the free school meals programme beyond 2024. The assembly member and former City Hall Tory leader said she would continue the scheme past the date it is set to expire under Sadiq Khan. She said: “While the cost of living situation remains difficult for so [...]

  • ‘A massive mistake’: Liz Truss bemoans Boris Johnson’s removal after Brexit mandate

    June 16, 2023

    Liz Truss has waded into the fallout over the partygate report which found her predecessor Boris Johnson lied to Parliament, branding his removal a “massive mistake”. The former prime minister, who stood down after a short and tumultuous premiership last autumn, told GB News that Johnson had a “huge mandate” in support of Brexit. Asked [...]

  • Rishi Sunak facing two by-election tests after damning Boris Johnson partygate report

    June 16, 2023

    Rishi Sunak will face a test of his leadership in two by-elections next month caused by Boris Johnson and an ally. The former prime minister quit his Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat to avoid the judgement of the Privileges Committee. The cross-party panel subsequently found he should have faced a 90-day suspension for deliberately misleading [...]

  • ‘Painful’: MPs to vote on Boris Johnson report on his birthday

    June 15, 2023

    MPs are set to vote on the Privileges Committee report which found Boris Johnson “deliberately misled” Parliament on the former prime minister’s birthday. A free vote is expected to be held in the House of Commons on Monday (19 June) – the former PM’s 59th birthday. It is also the third anniversary of the illegal [...]

  • Analysis: The Boris Johnson report and the end of a self-styled Cincinnatus 

    June 15, 2023

    Boris Johnson, the man who led us through an unprecedented pandemic, set his own precedent when he misled Parliament over breaking lockdown rules.

  • Boris Johnson ‘deliberately misled’ Parliament and faced suspension for 90 days, damning report finds

    June 15, 2023

    Former prime minister Boris Johnson “deliberately misled” Parliament and if he were still an MP should be suspended for 90 days, a report from the privileges committee has found. The report says he also deliberately misled the committee itself, “impugned” the committee and was “complicit in the campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the [...]

  • Shock result as Paul Scully MP fails to make Tory mayoral candidate shortlist

    June 11, 2023

    Conservative MP Paul Scully has failed to make it onto his party’s shortlist in the race to take on Sadiq Khan for mayor of London. The upset saw the minister for London – widely thought of as the likely Tory favourite – snubbed in favour of assembly member Susan Hall, former No 10 advisor Daniel [...]

  • Cabinet minister claims politics has ‘moved on’ from Boris Johnson

    June 11, 2023

    Politics has “moved on” from the drama of Boris Johnson, a senior cabinet minister has claimed amid a row over the former prime minister’s resignation as an MP and honours list. Energy secretary Grant Shapps told Sky News’s Sophy Ridge on Sunday that while former London mayor Johnson possessed “many qualities”, No 10 was under [...]

  • Ex-Autoglass boss to donate £5m to Labour in bid to smash Tories at election

    June 5, 2023

    The former Autoglass chief Gary Lubner is set to donate £5m to Labour to bolster its coffers ahead of the next election battle. The South African-born businessman told the Financial Times he had wanted to help Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer get the party into power “for a long time”. He said: “This is the [...]

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