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What was the Windrush scandal and who were the victims of the injustice

Despite living in Britain for decades, some of the Windrush generation lost their jobs, were refused medical care or even faced deportation threats because they lacked the proper documentation

Daily Mirror

Amber Rudd and David Shukman help Hull celebrate first year of Oh Yes! Net Zero campaign

Collaborative movement seen as a crucial tool when it comes to action to achieve Net Zero

Birmingham Post

'Had zombie knives been outlawed earlier, some parents may not be mourning lost children'

Four previous Tory Home Secretaries – Theresa May in 2016, Amber Rudd in 2017, Sajid Javid in 2018 and Priti Patel in 2021 – also boasted of getting tough

Daily Mirror

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Zombie knives and machetes still killing kids despite FIVE Tory promises to ban them

Botched Tory legislation means that seven years after they first promised to ban zombie knives and machetes the horrific weapons are still available to criminals

Daily Mirror

‘Stop the boats – really?’ Former Conservative home secretary Amber Rudd attacks ‘baffling’ plan

Exclusive : Ex-minister says the government is ‘not being straight with the British people’

The Independent UK

‘Stop the boats - really?’ Former Conservative home secretary Amber Rudd attacks ‘baffling’ plan

Exclusive : Ex-minister says the government is ‘not being straight with the British people’

The Independent UK

How to overcome painful times, according to Amber Rudd, John Simpson and Rev Richard Coles

Former No 10 spin doctor Craig Oliver has created a podcast in which he interviews public figures about how they coped with traumatic life experiences — here he shares their moving stories

Evening Standard

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New threat of Tory infighting as Truss says: I’ll keep stating case for low tax

Liz Truss was prime minister for a mere 41 days

Evening Standard

Some Brexiteers will admit EU exit has been a ‘disaster’ – Amber Rudd

The former home secretary said she feels ‘abandoned by the party as far as those of us who can see the truth about Brexit is concerned’.

The Independent UK

Amber Rudd: Boris really did try to get me in the back of his car – but I refused

The former cabinet minister recalls how the former PM’s security howled with laughter when she doubled down on her ‘Don’t trust him to drive you home’ jibe

The Independent UK

Ex-Tory home secretary warns Rwanda scheme is ‘brutal’ and ‘impractical’

Amber Rudd says the initiative to send migrants to the east African nation should never have been introduced.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss's senior adviser in No10 suspended pending investigation

Jason Stein worked on the Prime Minister's leadership campaign as was previously a special adviser to former Cabinet minister Amber Rudd and spin doctor to Prince Andrew at Buckingham Palace

Daily Mirror

How a Far Right paedophile terrorist's twisted plot to kill an MP was thwarted by a reformed neo-Nazi

The story of how Jack Renshaw planned to murder MP Rosie Cooper and Det Con Victoria Henderson is being told in a new ITV drama starring Stephen Graham

Manchester Evening News

Kwasi Kwarteng's younger wife, 'sex dossier' and on-off romance with ex-Home Secretary

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, who is unveiling his 'mini Budget' today, is an 'intensely private' person when it comes to his love life but is married to a much younger City lawyer

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Evening Standard

‘The shelf-life of a beetroot’: how Kwasi Kwarteng lasted just 38 days as Chancellor

As Liz Truss sacks her right-hand man less than six weeks into the job, Katie Strick charts the rise and fall of the man in charge of last month’s “disastrous” mini-budget

The Guardian - UK

‘Toxic’: Darktrace’s future clouded by concerns over culture and fraud case

Analysts have also criticised the cybersecurity firm’s business model but a US private equity fund is still pondering a takeover

The Independent UK

Brexit split with EU over personal data risks harm to UK business and security, report warns

Exclusive: Proposals ‘driven by desire to show benefit from Brexit’

Daily Mirror

Serbian war crimes suspect tracked down to Derby council house to shock of neighbours

Milenko Maric - who lives in a quiet suburb of Derby - is a former Croatian Serb police officer who is wanted for allegedly assaulting non-Serb civilians during the Balkans war. He says he's innocent

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The National (Scotland)

Looking back at the six most embarrassing Tory resignations of the decade

Do past Tory resignations give us any insight into whether Boris Johnson will weather his latest crisis?

The National (Scotland)

SNP's Fergus Ewing joins ex-Tory ministers in call for oil and gas support

FORMER SNP minister Fergus Ewing has joined with ex-Tory minister Amber Rudd and others to call of increased support for the oil and gas sector.

Insider UK

Amber Rudd among former ministers to stress importance of oil and gas industry

The cross-party group will sign a declaration in Aberdeen today

The Guardian - UK

British Gas owner says windfall tax will dent investor confidence

Centrica boss also defends Amber Rudd’s appointment to its board as a non-executive

The Independent UK

Windrush Day: Everything you need to know about the anniversary and Home Office scandal

Saturday 22 June marks the sixth national Windrush Day which commemorating the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush. However, the Windrush scandal’s painful legacy is very much ongoing.

Liverpool Echo

Winners and losers as DWP moves 2.6 million Brits to Universal Credit

The massive shake-up will begin on May 9 this year

Daily Record

Boris Johnson's 50 biggest scandals, feuds and policies in first 1,000 days as Prime Minister

When Johnson came into office on 24 July 2019, he promised to "restore trust" in democracy and "unify" Britain by "working flat out" to lead the country.

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