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Politics Independent 10/12/2023 08:20:09 AM The questions Rishi Sunak will face at the Covid inquiry Sunak extends olive branch to Tory MPs to stave off Rwanda rebellion The ten key takeaways from Boris Johnson’s Covid inquiry statement Britain facing surge of salmonella cases because of Brexit, union warn Rwanda costs soar as Sunak ‘hit by flurry of no confidence letters’ Fund manager founded by Rees-Mogg to close after losing largest client Keir Starmer condemns Margaret Thatcher for doing ‘terrible things’ Lord Frost suggests Tory MPs should replace Rishi Sunak Embattled Sunak pleads with Tory rebels: Back my Rwanda plan Johnson: Partygate coverage is ‘million miles’ from truth How is Rishi trying to rescue his Rwanda plan and will Labour help? Rishi Sunak faces grilling at Covid inquiry next week Conservatives try to make meme out of finger flipping BBC presenter John Rentoul answers your questions as Boris Johnson grilled on Covid The key revelations from Boris Johnson so far Rwanda costs soar as Sunak ‘hit by flurry of no confidence letters’ in Tory revolt Now Keir Starmer says Margaret Thatcher did ‘terrible things’ Why the Albanian opposition is disrupting parliament with flares, makeshift barricades and fires Suella Braverman denies ‘spreading poison’ to oust Rishi Sunak Is Boris Johnson still MP? What ex-PM has been doing after partygate Suella Braverman denies ‘spreading poison’ to oust Rishi Sunak Is Boris Johnson still MP? What ex-PM has been doing after partygate Split Tory MPs admit they are ‘deeply worried’ by Jenrick resignation Jenrick resigns as immigration minister over Rwanda in huge blow to PM Don’t let Putin win, Biden warns Republicans over spending for Ukraine Immigration minister Robert Jenrick’s resignation letter in full Sunak stop short of introducing Hillsborough law – but offers apology Sunak tries to stop Tory revolt with Rwanda bill, as Braverman attacks New BBC chair is co-author of Boris’s controversial race report Sunak rules out quitting ECHR as Braverman attacks PM Watch: Cameron meets Mike Johnson in first US visit as foreign sec The key takeaways from Boris Johnson at the covid inquiry EU agrees Brexit deal to delay electric car tariffs for three years Boris Johnson: Ten times the ex-PM was cornered at the Covid inquiry Dutch plans to tackle climate change are in doubt after the election victory of a far-right party Foreign spouses could be told to leave UK under migration crackdown Who is Hugo Keith and what is his role in the Covid inquiry? Cleverly’s flight of fantasy to sign new Rwanda treaty Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to defend his record in high-stakes grilling at COVID inquiry Ask John Rentoul anything as Boris Johnson gives Covid evidence Rees-Mogg: Starmer would be welcomed by the Tories with open arms Boris Johnson charge sheet: from flip-flopping and ‘letting it rip’ Keeping up with the Johnsons – what Boris and Carrie did next What options is government considering to make its Rwanda plan work? Sunak faces Tory revolt on Rwanda as Cleverly signs treaty Ten questions for Boris Johnson to answer at the Covid inquiry Watch: Cleverly speaks after arriving in Rwanda to sign asylum treaty Tory immigration minister says overall migration cap idea has ‘merit’ Sunak tries immigration crackdown as his popularity plummets 4G mast means gran on remote island can Christmas shop online for first time

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