Politics
Men hold all four great offices of state for first time since Tories elected
If elected, Rachel Reeves would become the first-ever female chancellor, while Yvette Cooper would take up the position of home secretary.
Cameron to avoid regular questioning by MPs as Foreign Secretary
Lord David Cameron will have to face elected politicians only when he appears before Commons committees.
Suella Braverman 5/1 to replace Sunak as Tory leader
The ousted home secretary is second only to Kemi Badenock to take the reins of the Conservative Party.
Mhairi Black: Scots ‘will be appalled’ by David Cameron’s return to Government
The former prime minister became the UK’s new Foreign Secretary in a surprise move in a reshuffle sparked by the sacking of Suella Braverman.
Constitutional Peasants: You don’t vote for foreign secretaries!
Rishi's search for the Holy Grail shows Britain has become a parody of itself.
Is Braverman about to launch a leadership bid?
An impending clash looms within the Conservative Party...
Austerity-era PM Cameron back on world stage several years on from Brexit exit
Britain’s new Foreign Secretary enters the Lords to take up the senior Cabinet role.
Suella Braverman: A timeline of controversies
We look at some of the major controversies from Ms Braverman’s time in office.
How David Cameron can be made foreign secretary without being an MP
David Cameron has been appointed as foreign secretary by Rishi Sunak as part of a major cabinet reshuffle sparked by Suella Braverman's sacking. On Monday morning, Braverman was sacked as home secretary after writing an article in the Times in which she accused the Metropolitan Police of “playing favourites” with how it handles protests. The article was widely criticised by figures from both within and outside the Tory Party, who accused her of undermining public confidence in the police and...