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OPINION - Delusional Suella Braverman thought she spoke for a nation full of hate: she was so wrong

Last week I read with interest that delusion has a new form — manifestation or “positive thinking”, as it was known. The piece I read was based on a trend from TikTok (of course), where young people are thinking or saying things that just by the power of thought and…

Evening Standard

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)

Timeline of Rwanda asylum plan as Supreme Court prepares to pass verdict

The UK’s highest course will hand down its judgment on Rishi Sunak’s key policy on Wednesday.

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What will Esther McVey bring to cabinet as the ‘commonsense tsar’?

The GB News presenter could give a voice to the Tory right with her stance on LGBT education, diversity training and the ban on petrol and diesel cars

The Guardian - UK

Right-wingers hit out at Sunak after dramatic reshuffle

Multiple right-wing MPs have criticised the Prime Minister following his reshuffle, sparked by Suella Braverman’s sacking.

The Independent UK

What is the Supreme Court Rwanda case about and what could the outcome be?

THE Supreme Court is set to deliver a judgment on whether or not the UK Government’s Rwanda asylum policy is unlawful.

The National (Scotland)

Public says sacking Braverman was right move but is less sure on ex-PM’s return

An Ipsos poll found the public had mostly negative memories of David Cameron’s time in office but supported the decision to sack Suella Braverman.

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Rishi Sunak's decision to bring back David Cameron has distracted us all for now, but the long-term strategy is flawed

Former prime minister David Cameron’s return as foreign secretary in Rishi Sunak’s government was surprising, to say the least. Only four former prime ministers have gone on to serve again in government, and none since Alec Douglas-Home returned as foreign secretary under Edward Heath in 1970.

The Conversation

Ministers wargame response to possible Supreme Court defeat on Rwanda

New Home Secretary James Cleverly briefed the Cabinet after taking over from the sacked Suella Braverman.

The Independent UK

British prime ministers reshuffle more than other leaders – what the latest changes tell us about Rishi Sunak's government

Suella Braverman’s firing kicked off a major reshuffle of Rishi Sunak’s cabinet – probably his last attempt at a substantial rearrangement before a general election. It’s not an insignificant reshuffle: the foreign secretary, James Cleverly, has replaced Braverman. And Sunak has brought back the former prime minister, David Cameron, to…

The Conversation

Sunak meets Metropolitan Police chief in wake of Armistice Day unrest

The Prime Minister is meeting Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley following last Saturday’s violent scenes in London.

Evening Standard

Homeless tents crackdown plan ditched along with Braverman

Downing Street confirmed that the former home secretary’s idea of a crackdown on charities giving tents to homeless people would not proceed.

The Independent UK

Sunak dumps Braverman’s plan to ban tents for homeless people

Restriction of tents for rough sleepers won’t be in new legislation, says No 10

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak and Met chief Sir Mark Rowley hold talks after Armistice Day violence in London

The meeting came after police made scores of arrests on Saturday, mainly of Far-Right counter protesters

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David Cameron returns to the Cabinet table as Tory Right-wingers urged to unite behind Rishi Sunak

The newly-ennobled David Cameron joined his first Cabinet meeting under Rishi Sunak on Tuesday as feuding Tory Right-wingers were urged to unite under the Prime Minister’s revamped top team.

The Guardian - UK

‘The politics of yesterday’: discontent on Tory right mars Cameron’s return

MPs such as Kwarteng and Rees-Mogg are resentful of ex-PM’s Brexit stance and see his comeback as a gamble

The National (Scotland)

Tory chair defends GB News host's role as 'minister for common sense'

GB News host and Tory MP Esther McVey has been given the unofficial title of “minister for common sense” after Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle ...

The Independent UK

‘Common sense minister’ McVey returns to represent Tory right at Cabinet table

Esther McVey is expected to tackle ‘woke’ issues in Whitehall and could push for a cull of Civil Service diversity officers.

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The Independent UK

Sunak stresses ‘united team’ following dramatic reshuffle

Rishi Sunak promised ‘big, bold decisions that will drive change’ as he held his first Cabinet meeting following the reshuffle.

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman says Rishi Sunak broke secret promises he made to win her support and accuses him of betrayal – as it happened

Former home secretary tells PM he broke promises he made to gain her support during party leadership contest

Evening Standard

'Pushing us to the street': Refugee who slept in Peckham park for weeks among 500 needing a home since August

Successful asylum seekers are now given just seven days to find accommodation - pushing many to homelessness

The Independent UK

Watch from Downing Street as Rishi Sunak’s cabinet meet for first time after reshuffle

Watch from Downing Street as Rishi Sunak's cabinet meets on Tuesday 14 November for the first time since yesterday’s reshuffle.

The Independent UK

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

How can David Cameron re-join the Cabinet without being an MP?

Former PM makes surprise return to government as foreign secretary following ousting of Suella Braverman

The Guardian - UK

How has it fallen to the king to fight the cost of living crisis?

While the Tories flail, we have King Charles campaigning on food poverty, showing that it cannot be ignored, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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