Donald Trump invites Putin to join ‘Board of Peace’ despite war in Ukraine
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Majority of British public strongly back caps on donations to political parties
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Robert Jenrick tells female journalist ‘you need your head checking’
‘I’m not sure Jenrick telling Kate McCann to check her head is the best defence against suggestions he is dismissive of female journalists.’
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Simon Clarke, who was a cabinet minister in Liz Truss’s short-lived government, urged Sunak to quit and make way for a new Tory leader.
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Tata steelworkers rally MPs to ‘stand up and support us’ over job cuts
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Tory London Mayoral candidate Susan Hall admits sending tweet suggesting 2020 election was stolen from Trump
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Tory MPs launch new ‘Popular Conservatism’ group headed by Liz Truss
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Labour peer demolishes Rwanda Bill in under a minute
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Shocking chart reveals sheer scale of poverty in the UK
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