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Rachel Maclean: Tory who suggested Brits work longer had high-flying bank and business career

Rachel Maclean is being branded 'out of touch' for her comments about the cost of living crisis - so who is the Conservative minister? We look at her background and career, that's not quite left her on the poverty line

Daily Mirror

Home Office minister struggles to answer questions about stop-and-search changes

Rachel Maclean admitted she did not have a briefing paper in front of her for the interview.

The Independent UK

GMB's Richard Madeley sparks backlash from viewers over working from home remarks

Many viewers were left outraged at the journalist's "archaic" views on home working

Wales Online

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Struggling Brits should work more hours or get better paid job as prices soar, says minister

Rachel Maclean, safeguarding minister in the Home Office, said it could be a solution to cost of living crisis for some households

Wales Online

Priti Patel lifts restrictions on controversial police stop-and-search powers

Stop-and-search powers are disproportionately used against black communities. In the year to March 2021, black people were 7x more likely to be stopped and searched than white people.

Daily Mirror

Struggling people should 'work more hours or get a better paid job', says senior Tory

UK government minister Rachel Maclean said people could 'protect themselves' during the cost of living crisis

Wales Online

Minister says people should work more hours or get better job to protect themselves from cost-of-living

Rachel Maclean added that such an option wouldn't work for everyone

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'Move to a better job' Tory MP Rachel Maclean blasted for cost of living advice to poor

Rachel Maclean was accused of being "out of touch" over the widely-criticised comments

Daily Record

Who is Rachel Maclean – the minister accused of 'insulting' working families on Sky News

A UK Government minister has caused outrage after suggesting people struggling during the cost-of-living crisis should consider taking on more hours…

The National (Scotland)

Fury as Tory minister 'insults' struggling families with tone deaf jobs advice

A TORY minister has told people who are struggling desperately to make ends meet during the cost-of-living crisis that they should work extra hours…

The National (Scotland)

Work more or get better paid jobs to afford rising prices, says minister

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean said a long-term solution to the cost-of-living crisis could involve taking on more hours at work.

The Independent UK

Minister says people should increase work hours or move to better job to combat cost of living crisis

A Government minister is at the centre of a row after saying workers struggling with rising bills should consider taking on more hours or simply moving to a “better paid job”.

Evening Standard

Tory minister says Brits could work longer or get better paid jobs to cope with rising costs

Home Office Minister Rachel Maclean said the Government wanted people to be able to 'protect themselves better' from cost of living pressures in the long term

Daily Mirror

Britons struggling with cost of living should get a ‘better job’, says minister

Home Office minister suggests people ‘take on more hours’ and make use of local job centres

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Tory Neil Parish to resign as MP after 'watching porn in House of Commons'

TORY Neil Parish will resign as MP for Tiverton and Honiton as he is investigated for allegedly watching porn in the Commons chamber, a statement…

The Guardian - UK

Senior Tory accuses party of ‘dither and delay’ over MP porn allegations

Caroline Nokes said Tories took too long to take action against Neil Parish after complaints were made earlier in week

The National (Scotland)

Tory minister backs MP over refusal to stand down for 'watching porn in Commons'

The Tory MP under investigation for allegedly watching pornography in the Commons chamber has been backed by the safeguarding minister over his…

The Independent UK

Minister backs Tory Neil Parish to carry on as MP during pornography inquiry

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean suggested the ‘appropriate measures will be put in place’ for his constituents in Tiverton and Honiton.

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The Independent UK

‘Shameful’ delay by Tories in acting over MP watching porn in Commons, say Labour

Senior Conservative blasts ‘dither and delay’ after three-day wait for Neil Parish suspension

The Independent UK

Tory MP could face independent probe after ‘watching pornography in Commons’

The party’s chief whip called for the case to be referred to Parliament’s Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme.

Wales Online

Welsh MP says senior Labour politician made lewd comments as Tory MP accused of watching porn in Commons

One MP allegedly watched pornography in the House of Commons while an MP has accused a shadow cabinet member of making lewd comments to her

Bristol Post

ITV GMB viewers switch off show after Quentin Letts' 'unbelievable' response to MP watching porn

"I think it would be wrong for viewers to think that parliamentarians are constantly thinking about great matters of state when they're in the House of Commons"

Daily Record

Tory MP who watched porn in Commons 'should be expelled from party', says Minister

Rachel Maclean, who is the minister responsible for safeguarding women, said the behaviour was "shocking and unacceptable", adding that there should be no place for it in the party or in Parliament.

The Independent UK

Tory accused of watching pornography in Commons chamber ‘should face expulsion’

Home Office minister Rachel Maclean said there is no place for such conduct in the Conservatives or in Parliament.

The Independent UK

Government announces grants and consultations to help domestic abuse victims

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean said the funding would provide a ‘vital lifeline’ for victims.

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