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Britain could be left among ‘pretty rum company’ over its efforts to control immigration, former prime minister says
Antisocial behaviour identified as big concern in England and Wales ahead of new government drug strategy
Amendment that aims to protect press freedom is attracting cross-party support
Some Tory MPs think the justice secretary should step aside during bullying inquiry
Move to align declarations with those of other MPs follows accusations of sleaze
Attack by Starmer comes as a civil service union calls for suspension of deputy PM until investigation is over
Chancellor jokes of ‘punishing’ encounter with government colleagues at private meeting
Labour accuses UK PM of procrastination as new polling suggests his popularity is waning
Potential threats to journalists and whistleblowers for possessing ‘protected information’ among concerns
Government will target law firms and accountants in new bill
Treasury to review system that allows sanctioned individuals to apply for licences and legal representation
Labour to question why UK PM did not find out earlier about Tory chair’s penalty payment
Much rides on the PM’s response to allegations against the Tory party chair and the BBC chair
Ethics inquiry opened into Tory party chair while head of BBC faces twin probes into appointment
UK government also faces crisis over allegations BBC chair Richard Sharp helped Boris Johnson secure a private loan
Health secretary Steve Barclay says NHS will suffer inevitable disruption from walkout
Some Tory MPs question whether he can survive as Conservative party chair
Former Goldman banker Richard Sharp denies wrongdoing, saying he ‘simply connected’ guarantor to former PM
Labour opposition calls for resignation of Tory chair over ‘murky affair’
Fixed penalty from police caps a difficult week for UK PM amid levelling-up queries and controversy
Decision criticised by Greenpeace UK, while retailer body warns postponed deadline still ‘incredibly challenging’
Allocations from £2bn regional aid programme under fire and PM runs into seatbelt row on trip to promote aid
Ex-Tory business minister Greg Clark says move by his successor was ‘mystifying’
National traffic had come to a stop for two hours after failure of critical computer system
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