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Tory MPs didn’t expect a July general election – and now they are rightly furious

Sunak’s party has plunged into a short campaign without a plan, says Henry Hill, the deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Goodfellas labeled with ‘cultural stereotypes’ warning on streaming service

AMC says the film ‘includes language and/or cultural stereotypes that are inconsistent with today’s standards’

The Independent UK

Unloved but unchallenged, Sunak appears safe – because only a fool would want his job now

After the local elections, he has a broken party and an unenviable destiny. He is now the fall guy for the Tory wipeout to come, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi Sunak has staked his premiership on Rwanda – but the electorate will punish him for it

As David Cameron learned to his cost over Brexit, voters don’t judge politicians on policy, they judge on results, says Henry Hill of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

5 movie classics that just arrived on Hulu… and leave on March 31. Don't miss them!

March is a great month if you’re a Hulu subscriber, but you’ll only have until March 31 to watch these five before they’re removed again.

TechRadar

A PM with no credo and a paltry record, a party with no plan or direction. That’s the Tories now

Sunak’s job is safe for now because no one else wants it. And don’t discount a May election yet, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Here’s Sunak’s problem in deciding the election date: things are very bad now – and they could get much worse

With the polls against him and the Tories in turmoil, a May date might be the PM’s best gamble – but gambling isn’t his forte, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

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Rishi Sunak is in an impossible bind – and even allies like Robert Jenrick are deserting him

The Rwanda scheme is an attempt to look tough on migration, but he can’t hide the fact that the figures have been rising for years, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Tories seek solace in Uxbridge but byelections show mood is against them

Pollsters say dramatic swings spell bad news for Rishi Sunak, yet PM’s allies say there are still reasons to hope

The Guardian - UK

The Tories won’t be fool enough to fall for Boris Johnson again

Away from the demands of power, few in the party will listen, says Henry Hill of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Who can blame all these Tory MPs for standing down? They’re terrified of their own ‘Portillo moment’

Humiliation on election night isn’t exactly a tantalising prospect, but so many retirements aren’t the best thing for parliament, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Raab is gone because the Tories have changed – at least that’s what Sunak wants you to think

The prime minister’s logic is clear: he doesn’t want the drumbeat of scandal to doom his government, as it did his predecessor’s, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Conservative commentator calls for Wales to be included on royal coat of arms

He said the 'simple' gesture could help in the 'fight for the future of the United Kingdom'

Wales Online

‘I think he’s done’: Boris Johnson’s support nosedives after bruising week

Ignominy of committee appearance and feeble Brexiter rebellion suggest ex-PM has run out of road, but allies disagree

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The Guardian - UK

The lifetime Isa home-buying scheme is a flop, so why won’t the Treasury fix it?

Lifetime Isas are so restrictive that they risk turning into a financial trap for many young people, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Tories, ask yourselves: how is closed-door squabbling at No 10 going to save the United Kingdom?

With Nicola Sturgeon gone, there will be new focus on the independence debate. But the government’s mechanism to respond is a shambles, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

Tribune News Service

Brooklyn’s rich cinematic history detailed in new book

“Filmed in Brooklyn" by Margo Donohue; Arcadia Publishing (176 pages, $23.99)

The Guardian - UK

Here’s why Tories are raging again over Brexit – they really don’t trust Rishi Sunak

The Brexiteer prime minister has ruled out a Swiss-style deal, but MPs are afraid of what he might do, says Henry Hill, the deputy editor of ConservativeHome

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The Guardian - UK

What does Boris Johnson want? Anything to improve the ending of his memoirs

He will be hectoring his successors, cultivating his mythology and making millions – but a return to high politics is unlikely, says deputy editor of ConservativeHome, Henry Hill

Chicago Sun-Times

4-part doc ‘Spector’ deepens our understanding of the killer — and his victim

While detailing the music producer’s history of studio success and bizarre behavior, the Showtime true-crime series also makes time to remember the slain Lana Clarkson as more than just a ‘B-movie actress.’

The Guardian - UK

Tory MPs chose Rishi Sunak - but don’t assume they’ll vote for his policies

The party is now so fractious and divided that the business of government may become impossible, says Henry Hill, the deputy editor of ConservativeHome

The Guardian - UK

Commanding no loyalty, with no winning moves, Liz Truss is facing her endgame

Conservative leaders can survive being detested – but when the party starts to think about who could replace them, it’s all over, says ConservativeHome deputy editor Henry Hill

The Guardian - UK

How was Liz Truss’s first speech as prime minister? Our panel’s verdict

From energy and the NHS to economic growth, she has set out her priorities, if not the means of achieving them

Reason

How Wiseguy Challenged New York's 'Son of Sam' Laws

Turning terrible events into art is good, actually.

The Guardian - UK

Belfast hustings offers Truss and Sunak little to gain and lots to lose

Analysis: Northern Ireland has few Tory party members but they have plenty of difficult questions to trip up the leadership hopefuls

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