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10/12/2023 08:20:09 AM
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Cleverly’s flight of fantasy to sign new Rwanda treaty
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Boris Johnson charge sheet: from flip-flopping and ‘letting it rip’
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Sunak faces Tory revolt on Rwanda as Cleverly signs treaty
Ten questions for Boris Johnson to answer at the Covid inquiry
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Tory immigration minister says overall migration cap idea has ‘merit’
Sunak tries immigration crackdown as his popularity plummets
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BBC Politics
10/12/2023 08:20:02 AM
Tory splits and spats put Sunak under pressure The PM's unique selling point - ending the chaos of the Truss and Johnson years - is taking a battering.
Rwanda plan will be foiled by lawyers - Jenrick The former immigration minister speaks for the first time since he resigned saying the policy wasn't being tough enough.
Warning of growing gap between haves and have-nots Report mentions stagnant wages and mental health issues, and says the gap widened in the pandemic.
Green Party split from group at centre of trans row Green Party Women's committee argue they are being punished for members' gender-critical views.
MPs to get help finding a new career if voted out Those losing their seats at the next election will get taxpayer-funded advice with landing a new job.
How double pay rise for senior doctors is backfiring on government Offer seen as breakthrough, but it appears to have inflamed tensions with junior doctors and nurses.
The main Tory factions jostling for influence The rival groups of Tory MPs getting ready to give their verdict on Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan.
Rwanda plan will be foiled by lawyers - Jenrick The former immigration minister speaks for the first time since he resigned saying the policy wasn't being tough enough.
Warning of growing gap between haves and have-nots Report mentions stagnant wages and mental health issues, and says the gap widened in the pandemic.
Green Party split from group at centre of trans row Green Party Women's committee argue they are being punished for members' gender-critical views.
MPs to get help finding a new career if voted out
How double pay rise for senior doctors is backfiring on government
The main Tory factions jostling for influence
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Welby: Migrant visa changes will harm families 1
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Court says blocking of Scottish gender reform is legal 1
UK paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal 1
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Can the new Rwanda bill work and what could stop it?
When is the next general election?
Sunak’s Rwanda law at mercy of Tory factions
Why does the UK want to send asylum seekers to Rwanda? Latest Updates
Green Party split from group at centre of trans row By Sam Francis & Helen Catt
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Ministers should not appeal gender ruling - Forbes
Rwanda plan will be foiled by lawyers - Jenrick By Jacqueline Howard
Why is the Scottish government losing court cases? By Philip Sim
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MPs to get help finding a new career if voted out By Paul Seddon
Police close investigation into MPs' Covid event
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The main Tory factions jostling for influence By Chas Geiger
Council seeks £1.2m failed Levelling Up bid costs By Joanna Morris
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Boris Johnson hat 'brings Grimsby into disrepute' By Lara King and Kevin Shoesmith
UK paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal By Andre Rhoden-Paul

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