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All the MPs rebelling over Sunak's Rwanda bill as two senior Tories quit

Here are all the MPs that backed amendments to Sunak's Rwanda Bill

Evening Standard

‘A big gamble’: Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan faces crunch week in Commons

Tory rebels say up to 70 MPs could back their amendments to bill, warning PM he will have ‘nowhere to go’

The Guardian - UK

Up to 70 Tory rebels could abstain or back amendments to Rwanda bill

Lee Anderson could be one of ‘six Conservatives on the payroll’ ready to support the amendments

The Guardian - UK

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Tory right attacks Rishi Sunak’s ‘weakness’ over visa U-turn

PM insists harsh new threshold will happen in early 2025 – by hardliners says he should have ‘stuck to his guns’

The Independent UK

Starmer says Tories in ‘open revolt’ on immigration as he accuses Sunak of losing control of ministers

Labour leader says PM is ‘only person on the Tory benches without his own personal immigration plan’

The Independent UK

Tory immigration row deepens as minister says ‘strong arguments’ for Braverman’s Australia-style cap

Immigration ministers Robert Jenrick’s remarks cause fresh headache for PM – as deputy Tory chairman Lee Anderson says it was ‘about time’ for an overall cap on numbers

The Independent UK

Rwanda ‘dream’ to ‘tofu-eating wokerati’: 13 of Suella Braverman’s biggest controversies

The ex-home secretary has never been one to shy away from delivering a controversial line

The Independent UK

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Suella Braverman: A timeline of controversies

The PA news agency looks at some of the major controversies from Ms Braverman’s time in office.

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman: A timeline of controversies

The Home Secretary’s criticism of the police has again raised questions about her future as a minister.

The Independent UK

How umami overcame discrimination and took its place as the 5th taste

Everything about this savory flavor is mysterious, from how it tastes to why it took so long to get recognized as the fifth taste. What is it, and how does it make food taste delicious?

WEKU

Planning permission for onshore wind farms to be relaxed, says Government

Boost for green energy could see people in communities who have wind farms receive discount on their bills

Evening Standard

Viktor Orbán-influenced university plans outpost in London

Exclusive: Branch will be part of attempts to spread Hungarian leader’s populist philosophy across Europe

The Guardian - UK

Gen Z may finally figure out what the office is good for: Eavesdropping to get ahead

Slack is great for lots of things, but not gossiping. In-person eavesdropping could be the best way of learning through osmosis.

Fortune

Chihuahua killed after attack by two XL bully dogs in Twickenham

Yoda was reportedly mauled to death at Crane Park ‘in a horrific manner’

Evening Standard

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Liverpool Echo

Another dog breed could soon be banned in the UK

There are currently four banned breeds of dog in the UK

Wales Online

Call to ban American Bully XL dogs heard in Parliament

There are currently four banned breeds of dog in the UK

The Guardian - UK

Man arrested after car crashes into Downing Street gates – as it happened

Armed officers at the scene but incident not being treated as terror-related, Metropolitan Police says

LiveScience

Why do people like spicy food?

The chemicals that make food spicy don't target taste receptors, but rather temperature receptors in the tongue.

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The Independent UK

Tory MP attacks ‘sugar-free conservatism’ and ‘overwhelming population growth’

Sir John Hayes claimed too many conservatives chose to ‘opt out of conflict’.

Motor1

Ghost Autonomy Wants to Use Smartphone Cameras to Crack Autonomous Driving

Affordable smartphone cameras are great for selfies and maybe Level 3 autonomy.

Daily Mirror

King Charles could qualify to wear nuclear tests medal after Prince Philip's trip

The king is one of thousands of sons and daughters whose fathers were involved in the Cold War weapons tests, and who now have the right to collect a posthumous gong on their behalf

The Guardian - UK

Oliver Dowden: the new deputy PM who is more hardline than his image

Sunak’s political soulmate portrays himself as a moderate but has been called a warrior against woke and keen Thatcherite

Woman & Home

Is The Night Agent based on a book, and will there be a season 2?

Everything you need to know about the story behind The Night Agent, and whether there will be a second season of this hit show

The Guardian - UK

Lineker saga sends Tory headbangers into meltdown

A football pundit being critical of the government shows you can have too much of this free speech business

The Independent UK

‘Disgraceful’ to compare Gary Lineker row to Putin’s Russia, says minister

Labour had made the comment as it criticised the Government’s handling of the BBC.

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