Rwanda asylum plan ‘in breach of international refugee law’ – UN
Sunak’s official spokesman has responded saying the PM "will not be deterred from a course of action that is backed by the British public".
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Labour faces uphill battle in 2024 General Election due to boundary changes
The first changes to constituencies since 2010 give the Conservatives a boost.
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.
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 on course for crushing defeat at next election
Labour has a 14-point lead over the Conservatives, the first poll of 2024 shows. It spells bad news for the Party's deputy chairman.
Dodgy Dave? Cameron refuses to say how much Greensill Capital paid him
In a toe-curling exchange, David Cameron repeatedly evaded questions about Greensill Capital, and instead spoke about his charity work.
‘Leaving EU was the right thing to’ – David Cameron flip-flops on Brexit
David Cameron, who campaigned for Remain and quit as PM on the day Britain voted to leave the EU, has changed his tune on Brexit.
Campaign for Post Office scandal hero Alan Bates to receive a knighthood passes 100k signatures
"Granting a knighthood to Alan Bates will acknowledge the struggle he has had to bring this injustice to light", the petition author said.
Post Office ‘paid out cash bonuses’ for every subpostmaster convicted during Horizon scandal
One investigator said teams had called all subpostmasters "crooks" and assumed that everybody was guilty.