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Time for ‘national conversation’ on policing, Durbin says

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Jan 29, 2023

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Warner and Rubio together call for document oversight for national security

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Jan 29, 2023

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Tories were irritated and angered by Zahawi tax row – what emerged today makes the optics even worse | Beth Rigby

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Jan 29, 2023

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The PM promised to bring integrity back, but the delay in sacking Zahawi makes him look weak

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Jan 29, 2023

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Gove apologises to Grenfell victims’ families

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Johnson told to stop asking Richard Sharp for financial advice days before he was made BBC chair – reports

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‘Faulty and ambiguous’ government guidance partially to blame for Grenfell tragedy, Gove admits

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Jan 29, 2023

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Starmer’s ‘radical’ promises have gone as he targets power – but we still don’t really know who he is

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Jan 28, 2023

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Faction of Tory members feel ‘disconnected’ after being ‘denied a vote’ when Sunak became PM

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Jan 28, 2023

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Campaign finance regulator asks Santos to clarify who’s in charge of his political accounts

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Jan 27, 2023

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AOC in line to become her party’s No. 2 on Oversight panel

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Eric Adams calls for Santos to step down

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Jan 27, 2023

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Sturgeon accuses gender reform opponents of using women’s rights as ‘cloak of acceptability’ for transphobia

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Jan 27, 2023

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Sir Rod Stewart ‘gives a voice to many people’s frustrations’ with Tory government, says Rayner

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Jan 27, 2023

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Jordan: Legislation alone wouldn’t have stopped Nichols beating

Time for ‘national conversation’ on policing, Durbin says

Warner and Rubio together call for document oversight for national security

Tories were irritated and angered by Zahawi tax row – what emerged today makes the optics even worse | Beth Rigby

The PM promised to bring integrity back, but the delay in sacking Zahawi makes him look weak

Gove apologises to Grenfell victims’ families

Johnson told to stop asking Richard Sharp for financial advice days before he was made BBC chair – reports

‘Faulty and ambiguous’ government guidance partially to blame for Grenfell tragedy, Gove admits

Starmer’s ‘radical’ promises have gone as he targets power – but we still don’t really know who he is

Faction of Tory members feel ‘disconnected’ after being ‘denied a vote’ when Sunak became PM

Campaign finance regulator asks Santos to clarify who’s in charge of his political accounts

AOC in line to become her party’s No. 2 on Oversight panel

Eric Adams calls for Santos to step down

Sturgeon accuses gender reform opponents of using women’s rights as ‘cloak of acceptability’ for transphobia

Sir Rod Stewart ‘gives a voice to many people’s frustrations’ with Tory government, says Rayner

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