Politics

When announced last month, Boris Johnson said tens of thousands of people could be deported under the deal.

The PM believes providing immediate relief for families would be a short-term fix, and the cash would be “here today and gone tomorrow.”

All at a time when the chancellor has told the British people he has no money to ease the cost-of-living crisis.

The father of the WikiLeaks founder has had several lunches with Anthony Albanese, and believes his election could change things for Assange.

That's two Murdoch-backed political leaders down, one to go.

Broadcasters are calling the race for Anthony Albanese, who is likely to lead a minority government in coalition with other parties.

The Centre for Social Justice is calling for a "special fiscal event", funded by above-forecast tax receipts, to ease the strain on cash-strapped households.

"This is what a broken political system looks like," Mike Galsworthy said.

The Welsh Conservatives said that the police were called following the incident.