PA Media The country “wants to move on” from Boris Johnson, Grants Shapps has said as he dismissed claims the former PM was the victim of a witch hunt. Mr Johnson resigned as an MP on Friday, claiming he had been forced out by a “Kangaroo Court” of MPs investigating Partygate. Speaking on Sunday with
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Getty Images By Chris Mason, Political Editor, Helen Catt, Political Correspondent & Suzanne Leigh BBC News An ally of Boris Johnson has resigned, triggering a third by-election for the Tories and creating deepening political problems for Rishi Sunak. Nigel Adams did not say why he was leaving immediately but his decision follows that of Boris
Reuters By Chris Mason Political editor, BBC News Chaos, uncorked. Again. In his seven months as prime minister, the most notable characteristic Rishi Sunak has brought to government is – relatively speaking at least – stability. But 2022 – or much of it – was defined, politically, by a soap opera of Conservative squabbling. It
Getty Images By Becky Morton BBC political reporter Former Conservative minister Nadine Dorries has announced she is standing down as an MP. The former culture secretary and close ally of Boris Johnson said she was standing down “with immediate effect” and it was “time for another to take the reins”. It means there will be
By Nick Garnett and Michael Sheils McNamee in Salford and London A teenage boy who was riding an electric bike has died after he was followed by police and then collided with a parked ambulance in Salford. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said traffic officers had followed the 15-year-old until their police vehicle’s path was blocked
PA By Jim Reed Health reporter The NHS is struggling to provide safe and effective care for all cancer patients, say senior doctors. The Royal College of Radiologists is warning that all four UK nations are facing “chronic staff shortages”, with patients waiting too long for vital tests and treatments. Half of all cancer units
Reuters By Tom Symonds, Dominic Casciani & James Gregory At the High Court The Duke of Sussex has told a court he was suspicious about how a newspaper got a story on his girlfriend Chelsy Davy being angry over his visit to a lap dance club. Prince Harry gave evidence for a second day against
Reuters By Joe Tidy Cyber correspondent A prolific cyber crime gang thought to be based in Russia has issued an ultimatum to victims of a hack that has hit organisations around the world. The Clop group posted a notice on the dark web warning those affected by the MOVEit hack to email them before 14
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Jemma Crew, Dominic Casciani, Tom Symonds & Sean Coughlan at the High Court BBC News Prince Harry has accused tabloid newspapers of hacking his voicemails when he was a teenager, saying it made him feel he
Getty Images Children’s doctors are calling for a complete ban on disposable vapes because they are likely to damage young lungs and are bad for the environment. But an anti-smoking campaign group says a ban would make it harder for some adults to give up smoking and increase the trade in illegal vapes. UK governments
EPA By Jemma Crew & Dominic Casciani in High Court & James Gregory BBC News A judge has expressed “surprise” at Prince Harry’s absence from London’s High Court on Monday, in his case against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). The Duke of Sussex is likely to begin giving evidence on Tuesday, his lawyers said, making him
By Wyre Davies & Will Fyfe BBC Wales Investigates When Sharon Lees’ son David left a psychiatric unit, she said she warned staff he was too unwell to come home. Ten days later, he stabbed a man to death who was out walking his dog because of “the voices in his head”. Sharon is demanding
PA Media Boris Johnson has been warned public funding for his legal representation to the Covid inquiry could be withdrawn if he tries to “undermine” the government. Extracts of a Cabinet Office letter published in the Sunday Times tells the former PM to submit witness statements to officials for potential redactions. It comes as the
Last updated on 3 hours ago3 hours ago.From the section Horse Racing A protester was detained by police on the racecourse during the Epsom Derby, but failed to stop the race. Police said officers acted “quickly and decisively” after a man jumped the fence during the day’s main event. More than 30 protesters were arrested
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Sam Hancock BBC News Caroline Flack’s mother has criticised ITV over its handling of the departure of presenter Phillip Schofield, saying the broadcaster had failed to learn lessons from the death of her daughter. Presenters are
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By Paul Glynn and Helen Bushby Entertainment reporters This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has broken down live on the programme while reacting to the departure of ex-colleague Phillip Schofield. Schofield told the BBC he feels his “career
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