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In a three-page letter, Suella Braverman lays out her version of events around the speeding fine saga that has dogged her in recent days, with Rishi Sunak replying to tell her it wont be investigated further.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman will not face an investigation over her handling of a speeding ticket after Prime ...

Keir Starmer is being urged to fess up over when he first made contact with the then-senior civil servant.

Allies defended Ms Gray for prioritising a separate review by the anti-corruption watchdog.

Allies defended Ms Gray for prioritising a separate review by the anti-corruption watchdog.

Allies defended Ms Gray for prioritising a separate review by the anti-corruption watchdog.

The Government had briefed that a damning Cabinet Office report into Sue Grays decision to join the opposition would be released last night. But in the end only a brief statement was released.

Latest updates: only 28% of students want Labour to abolish tuition fees, survey finds, as party leader says ‘we are in a different economic situation’

Keir Starmer said he is confident that the proper process was followed over the mandarins prospective move into politics.

In British politics the first order effect of any report into a past furore is always about how it impacts current party leaders. So the various early inquiries related to the invasion of Iraq, for example, were not really about honestly learning from mistakes, but about the extent of the damage they would inflict upon