LGBT people ‘may face some discrimination’ in Rwanda, says Government
The Home Office also said that most allegations of human rights abuses ‘relate to Rwandan nationals who are critics of the government’.
Sunak faces irreconcilable demands as Tory MPs split ahead of Rwanda vote
Rishi Sunak is struggling to reconcile Tory MPs competing demands over his Rwanda plan, ahead of a vote in the Commons on Tuesday.
Johnson blamed Welsh Covid rates on ‘singing and obesity’
The apparent comments were included in the diary of Sir Patrick Vallance, the Government’s former chief scientific adviser.
Johnson said ‘F*** You Daily Mail’ over Covid rule-of-six coverage
Boris Johnson apologised for his language in an appearance at the Covid-19 Inquiry.
Johnson fights back tears as he recalls time in intensive care with Covid-19
“When I went into intensive care, I saw around me a lot of people... And some of us were going to make it and some of us weren’t."
Cameron welcomed back by dozens of Tory MPs at 1922 committee
MPs at the meeting described him as a “class act” and “vintage”, with the gathering punctuated with frequent banging of desks.
Gillian Keegan criticises ‘unacceptable’ pro-Palestinian school strikes as pupils walk out
The education secretary said she is ‘deeply concerned’ over children taking part in pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
Hunt eyes inheritance tax cuts to revive Tory poll ratings
The chancellor is also believed to be considering removing free prescriptions and legal aid for benefit claimants ‘not seeking work’.
Foreign Secretary becomes Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton with new peerage
The former prime minister was elevated to the House of Lords after being appointed Foreign Secretary by Rishi Sunak.