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Millions of Brits abroad regain right to vote in UK elections
The change could enfranchise around 3.5 million people - nearly treble the 1.3 million votes that was the winning margin in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
King’s portrait to hang in public buildings as part of a £8 million taxpayer-funded scheme
Councils, courts, schools and police forces are among institutions being offered the photo for free as part of the scheme.
Tory MPs told to ignore dire polling amid warnings of election wipeout
The party’s elections guru Isaac Levido said the survey was timed to undermine Rishi Sunak.
Ministers ‘brushed aside’ refugee killings in Rwanda in order to deem the country ‘safe’
"This blows a hole in the Government's feeble assertion that the Supreme Court was wrong, and that Rwanda is a safe country for refugees."
Rwanda plan hits latest snag after 4,000 asylum seekers go missing
Labour accused the Home Secretary of appearing to ‘have lost thousands of people’ and failing to get a grip of the issue.
World’s first trillionaire ‘within 10 years’ as richest men double their wealth
Oxfam said that, on the other hand, almost five billion people have become poorer.
Katie Hopkins blasted for vile Kate Garroway rant
"Weaponising someone’s tragic death for your grift. Stay classy”
Sunak hits out at political ‘smears’ over his wealth, denies being out of touch with voters
The Prime Minister, who with his wife Akshata Murty has an estimated net worth of £529 million, is one of the richest men to ever enter Number 10.
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’.