Politics

‘Whatever way you slice it, the monarchy is neither a fair nor representative institution’

Sir Tony Blair’s former chief of staff described the statement as a “political stunt”, with others saying she "has the right" to prioritise Acoba.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay insisted he was working constructively with officials following reports about his conduct.

Sir Keir Starmer is facing criticism after confirming that Labour is set to ‘move on’ from his commitment to abolish tuition fees.

The Labour leader said the ‘vast majority’ of the promises he made during the leadership election were still valid, but are they?

“We are likely to move on from that commitment because we do find ourselves in a different financial situation," he said.

The man possessed a driving license with the former PMs picture and date of birth, however the document is valid until the year 3000.

"He did it because it was going to be the best course of action to deliver his dream, which was to become Prime Minister."

Sir Mark Rowley accused the deputy Conservative chair of making "selective comments based on a partial understanding of the law".