In this issue

May 24, 2023

It's Time Sunak Deported Braverman From His Cabinet

Three strikes and she’s out? The latest allegations against Suella Braverman suggest a certain habitual pattern of behaviour

3 mins

Braverman accused of fresh breach of ministerial code

Home secretary failed to disclose charity work with Rwanda

5 mins

Johnson referred to police over fresh lockdown claims

Ex-PM’s ministerial diary reportedly revealed visits by friends to Chequers during pandemic (PA)

4 mins

Foreign students will not be able to bring families to UK

Home secretary announces crackdown to cut net migration

3 mins

Police filmed following bike before fatal crash in Cardiff

Force refers itself to watchdog after death of two teenagers

4 mins

Bank Of England Admits Errors In Inflation Forecasts

‘Too low’ predictions led to mistakes in decision-making

3 mins

The Tories Have Averted Economic Disaster - But Can They Stay The Course?

Sunak and Hunt cannot relax yet after only undoing damage done by Truss and Kwarteng

3 mins

Why good news from IMF narrows the path for Labour

Growth forecast spikes opposition’s guns

2 mins

Anderson looks to stars in arch, enrapturing comedy

The stellar cast of Asteroid City’ help Wes Anderson deliver one of his best films in years

3 mins

Prince Harry Loses Legal Bid To 'Buy' Police Protection

The Duke of Sussex has lost his High Court bid to “buy” police protection for his family during trips to the UK

3 mins

Campbell Target Of Private Investigators, Court Hears

The former Number 10 communications chief Alastair Campbell has told the High Court that he and his wife were targeted by private investigators working for the publisher of the Daily Mirror

5 mins

Police use sniffer dogs in Madeleine McCann search

Police have combed the banks of a reservoir in Portugal with the help of sniffer dogs, rakes and pickaxes as part of the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann

2 mins

Novelist Rushdie made Companion of Honour

British novelist Sir Salman Rushdie said he has started writing again after being attacked in New York

1 min

India 'Projects Normality' For Kashmir G20 Summit

Srinagar has been spruced up ahead of the tourism meeting but a resident tells Shweta Sharma people do not feel safe in their homes amid a surge of ‘unprecedented’ security activity

5 mins

Raids on Russian territory a conundrum for the Kremlin

The announcement from Moscow came as little surprise, at least in its language – claiming that those who had raided Russian villages close to the border with Ukraine had been “completely eliminated”

4 mins

Prepare For Disease Deadlier Than Covid, Says WHO Boss

The head of the World Health Organisation warned yesterday that governments need to prepare for a disease even deadlier than Covid-19

2 mins

The NHS's Bureaucracy Is Torturing Patients Like Me

White coat syndrome? I’ve got a chronic case

4 mins

Where has Schofield gone...are we even allowed to ask?

It could hardly be more like something out of a dystopian novel

4 mins

The Home Office curse will strike down Braverman

It is a rotten job being in power, Roy Hattersley told me. “In government, you’re waiting for somebody to break out of prison every day. In opposition, you’re hoping somebody will break out of prison so you can complain about it.”

3 mins

It's time to reverse Megxit

The Sussexes could and should be a valuable asset to the UK (Reuters)

3 mins

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