Supreme Court to rule on Rwanda asylum policy in big moment for Rishi Sunak's premiership Defeat will be another blow to Rishi Sunak’s promise to ‘stop the boats’ Evening Standard · Nov 15, 2023
David Cameron urged to disclose the jobs he gave up to make cabinet return Foreign Office refuses to reveal former PM’s recent roles or whether he has worked for other governments The Guardian - UK · Nov 15, 2023
Supreme Court to rule on Rwanda asylum policy Defeat will be another blow to Rishi Sunak’s promise to ‘stop the boats’. The Independent UK · Nov 15, 2023
UK rows back on ex-PM’s claim Israel is outside remit of international criminal court Government appears to withdraw from past assertion by Boris Johnson amid shift to more pointed criticism of Israeli campaign in Gaza The Guardian - UK · Nov 14, 2023
‘Now, where was I?’ Lord Big Dave dusts off old contacts book to return to top table David Cameron plays catchup with foreign affairs, old and new colleagues … and his place setting The Guardian - UK · Nov 14, 2023
Suella Braverman launches scathing attack on Rishi Sunak in letter after sacking SACKED former home secretary Suella Braverman has launched a scathing attack on her former boss – accusing him of “manifestly and repeatedly… The National (Scotland) · Nov 14, 2023
Hard right Tory MPs launch fundraising drive to pile pressure on Rishi Sunak HARD right Tory MPs have said they will launch a fundraising drive as they aim to pile pressure on Prime Minister for sacking Suella Braverman. The National (Scotland) · Nov 14, 2023
OPINION - Why did David Cameron come back to politics? The reasons are obvious India’s external affairs minister arrived in London expecting to meet his opposite number James Cleverly, only to find himself shaking hands with David Cameron, an ex-prime minister abruptly returned to the fray at the Foreign Office in the great Rishi restitution. Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2023
Minister suggests Sunak could quit ECHR if government loses Rwanda court case Immigration minister Robert Jenrick says government ‘will do whatever it takes’ to ensure Rwanda flights take off ahead of showdown court verdict The Independent UK · Nov 14, 2023
OPINION - Suella Braverman sacked, David Cameron back (no, really) in cabinet reshuffle May 2016 was when it first dawned on me that Leave might actually win. A friend had texted in a state of confusion. They thought that David Cameron wanted to leave the EU, so couldn't understand why he was suddenly warning that Brexit would put peace at risk. The message… Evening Standard · Nov 13, 2023
‘That’s it, isn’t it?’ Top Tory pressed on how it feels to lose ad agency that got Thatcher into power Armed forces minister James Heappey said the public is not interested in ‘who’s backing who’, insisting the government is focused on ‘delivery’ The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2023
Win or lose, supreme court decision on Rwanda policy will be pivotal for Tories A victory for the immigration and asylum policy on Wednesday will come with headaches, but a defeat could split the Conservative party The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2023
Labour seen as more divided by voters after tension over conflict in Gaza The latest Opinium poll shows Keir Starmer’s personal rating has slumped but the Tories are also suffering from internal divisions The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023
Onshore wind projects in England stall as no new applications are received Fears grow that Rishi Sunak’s anti-green policy shift is driving investment in renewable energy abroad The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Nov 10, 2023 Rwanda dreams and the wokerati: the many controversies of Suella Braverman The row assailing the home secretary is just the latest occasion when her words have landed her in trouble
Evening Standard · Nov 10, 2023 Twenty seven of the most amusing and shocking claims from Nadine Dorries book The Plot So, after so many exciting pre-publication puffs, Nadine Dorris’s book, The Plot, is out.
Evening Standard · Nov 9, 2023 Supreme Court set to rule on Home Secretary Suella Braverman's Rwanda deportation plan Supreme Court judges will rule on the lawfulness of the Rwanda deportation plan on Wednesday
The Guardian - UK · Nov 8, 2023 Wednesday briefing: Should a pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day be banned? In today’s newsletter: The Metropolitan police has resisted calls to ban a march in support of a ceasefire in Gaza – but that may not be the end of the story
Evening Standard · Nov 7, 2023 Rishi Sunak's Eat Out to Help Out ‘blindsided’ top officials, Covid inquiry told Former head of the Cabinet Office Covid-19 taskforce Simon Ridley became the latest top official to appear before Lady Hallett’s probe this week
The Independent UK · Nov 7, 2023 Health officials was ‘not concerned’ about Covid patients in care homes months into pandemic, inquiry hears Simon Ridley also claimed he was “blindsided” by Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme
The National (Scotland) · Nov 7, 2023 Scottish Government delays climate change plan due to UK's net zero rollback THE Scottish Government has delayed the publication of its new plan to tackle climate change.
Evening Standard · Nov 7, 2023 OPINION - The Standard View: Rishi Sunak uses King's Speech to make his case to govern The full pomp and ceremony of the British state was on display today for the King’s Speech, the first since 1951. But behind the theatre — from Black Rod to bejeweled crowns — is, the Government must hope, a political shop window.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2023 Boris Johnson called Treasury ‘the pro-death squad’, Covid inquiry told Incumbent PM made joke about Rishi Sunak’s department because of its focus on lifting restrictions, according to diary entries
The Independent UK · Nov 6, 2023 Energy secretary admits Rishi Sunak’s North Sea oil expansion plans ‘won’t bring bills down’ The energy secretary has admitted that Rishi Sunak’s flagship energy policy will not bring household bills down.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 1, 2023 Trust us with AI, say the big tech titans. That’s what the banks said before the 2008 crisis Politicians at Rishi Sunak’s AI safety summit must understand that proper regulation is the key to avoiding disaster, says the Guardian’s economics editor Larry Elliott