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The Latest Breaking News from Cabinet Office

Boris Johnson under pressure over Islamophobia as he orders inquiry into MP’s sacking

First female Muslim minister in Commons says she lost her post because of her ‘Muslimness’

The Independent UK

EHRC threatens to intervene over Tory Islamophobia claims

Watchdog under pressure to investigate party as Cabinet Office launches inquiry into Nusrat Ghani’s allegations

The Guardian - UK

Equality watchdog could launch probe into Tory Islamophobia in wake of Nusrat Ghani "Muslimness" claim

Hope Not Hate says Boris Johnson's party has allowed anti-Muslim sentiment to "fester, not only within its ranks but in society at large"

Daily Mirror

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Boris Johnson: Ghani’s claims of Islamophobia taken ‘extremely seriously’

Boris Johnson has ordered a Cabinet Office investigation into Nusrat Ghani’s claim that her Muslim faith was partly to blame for her ministerial exit.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson had birthday party at No 10 during 2020 lockdown, report claims – as it happened

ITV News reports that prime minister’s wife, Carrie Johnson, organised gathering for him in cabinet room on 19 June 2020

The Guardian - UK

PM orders inquiry into Nusrat Ghani claim of Islamophobia in ministerial sacking

No 10 confirmed the Cabinet Office has been asked to ‘establish the facts’.

The Independent UK

Johnson orders inquiry into Nusrat Ghani ‘Muslimness’ sacking claims

PM has asked Cabinet Office to conduct inquiry into allegations, says spokesperson

The Guardian - UK

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Nusrat Ghani: Boris Johnson orders inquiry into MP’s ‘Muslimness’ sacking claim

Cabinet Office has been asked to ‘establish the facts’

Evening Standard

My Jeremy was made scapegoat for Greensill affair, says Lady Heywood

Suzanne Heywood attacks ‘cynical attempt to shift blame’ for lobbying scandal on to her late husband, the former cabinet secretary

The Guardian - UK

Civil servants ordered back to office after Covid restrictions lifted in England

Unions warn against a rush back to workplaces as government departments told to return to ‘full occupancy’

The Guardian - UK

What is the Sue Gray report? Downing Street inquiry date and what it means for the PM

Attention is now focused on the findings of Sue Gray and her team regarding the parties alleged to have taken place in Downing Street during lockdown, which involved Boris Johnson and his staff

Daily Mirror

Veterans to be fast-tracked into teaching, NHS and prison officer jobs

The Cabinet Office has launched a £70 million veterans strategy action plan to encourage veterans to apply for public service roles.

The Independent UK

When is Sue Gray's report into the Downing Street lockdown garden party going to be published?

Civil servant Sue Gray is the civil servant in charge of an investigation into parties at Downing Street

Wales Online

Government wins legal challenge over contract given to Cummings’ friends

The Court of Appeal overturned the previous ruling.

The Independent UK

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Wales Online

All the parties across Government reportedly held during Covid restrictions

15 events have been alleged, as well as weekly 'wine time Friday' drinks

The Independent UK

List of parties across Government reportedly held during Covid restrictions

Several gatherings have been admitted to.

Daily Record

Thatcher and Major failures exposed as historic government documents released ... but Tories keep 13 files on Europe under wraps

In all, around 190 of the 490 files scheduled for release from the Prime Minister’s office have been retained by the government.

Daily Record

Outrage at Downing Street cover up as truth of Mark Thatcher's business dealings locked away until 2053

GOVERNMENT refuse to reveal historic files revealing how Margaret Thatcher used her influence to help her wheeler-dealer son make his fortune in Middle East.

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