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Unions destroy Esther McVey’s plan to scrap rainbow lanyards and diversity jobs from civil service
‘You have to wonder why Esther McVey feels so threatened by a rainbow lanyard that it deserves so much of her time’
Bold reforms are needed to tackle lobbying by the rich and powerful
‘No longer can we tolerate a system in which getting your way in Westminster is based not on what you know, but on who you know’
Tory Minister accused of ‘deliberately misleading the public’ with conspiracy theory claims
‘This is a new low for the Conservative party’
Rishi Sunak accused of ‘trying to rewrite history’ in national security speech
‘No amount of spin or rewriting history can hide the Conservative’s abysmal record in office’
Former Chancellor bags new job at Barclay owned company days after quitting as MP
Nadhim Zahawi has announced he’s landed a new role as Chair of an online retailer just days after announcing he will stand down at the general election
Visa scheme for Palestinians to be debated by MPs after over 103,000 sign petition
‘We want the government to take action and create a Visa scheme that allows Palestinian individuals affected by war, to be allowed into the UK. Just like we did for Ukraine’
‘Common Sense Minister’ called out for Whitehall waste ‘hypocrisy’
‘She’s received £39,000 in taxpayers’ money to rent her flat over the last two years, that’s what I call Whitehall waste’
Tougher post-Brexit immigration rules worsening Britain’s vets shortage, MPs and immigration law experts warn
A less well-documented casualty of Britain’s departure from the EU is the veterinary sector.
James Cleverly prompts ridicule for praise of Susan Hall
‘Fortunately, London saw through her vitriolic and personal attacks and massive lies… What an embarrassing tweet.’
Daily Mail’s ‘New Dawn for Britain’ front page resurfaces on Europe Day
‘New dawn? More of a flickering fluorescent tube in the bogs of a Wetherspoons somewhere.’