Rachel Reeves defends decision to allow unlimited bonuses for bankers
The shadow chancellor said she had heard the calls from company bosses to end the ‘chopping and changing’ seen under the Government.
Rwanda removals under £240m scheme could be ‘quite low’, Cleverly says
The Home Office has identified 33,085 people as eligible for removal since Mr Sunak’s Rwanda policy became law in July.
Kemi Badenoch dismisses reports she is part of ‘Evil Plotters’ group
The Business Secretary is reportedly part of a WhatsApp group with the title, despite telling Tory rebels to back Rishi Sunak.
PM insists he is ‘making progress’ despite Tory warnings of electoral ‘massacre’
Rishi Sunak told Conservatives they should ‘stick with this plan’.
Ministers’ severance payouts under Truss and Johnson nearly £1m, analysis shows
A Labour tally after the final accounts were published showed ministerial severance payments had hit £933,086.
Cameron tells Netanyahu of two-state need, warning of ‘unimaginable’ suffering
The Foreign Secretary reiterated his call for an ‘immediate humanitarian pause’ during their meeting in Jerusalem.
UK to send 20,000 troops to largest Nato exercise since the Cold War
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps will announce the deployment to provide ‘vital reassurance against the Putin menace’.
Tories facing 1997-style electoral wipeout – major poll
A YouGov survey of 14,000 people indicates Labour could be on course for a 120-seat majority.
Lee Anderson to defy government and back right-wing rebel amendments to Sunak’s Rwanda Bill
The Prime Minister faces crunch Commons votes this week, and he'll have to do it without the support of the deputy party chairman.