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Seven pieces of legislation will be carried over into the next parliamentary session

Dominic Cummings was 'not an easy man to deal with' the inquiry heard

The then-prime minister later said he would rather ‘let the bodies pile high’ than impose a second lockdown, a top aide told the UK Covid-19…

Cabinet Office’s Simon Case told cabinet secretary Mark Sedwill: ‘I’ve never seen people less well-equipped to run a country’

But later said he would rather “let the bodies pile high” than impose a second national lockdown

Boris Johnson said he would rather "let the bodies pile high" than impose another lockdown in September 2020, according to one of his most vet...

Mr Johnson denied making the remarks on numerous occasions - both on television and in the House of Commons.

Two of Westminster's best-connected journalists, Sky News' Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard, guide us through their predictions of how British politics will play out over the next seven days.

The week begins with the publication of the final October data for the services PMI and composite PMI in the eurozone, where the Sentix index for November will also be released. It is expected that, in line with the evolution of Germany's GDP in Q3 (-0.1% quarter-on-quarter), the leading indicator will reinforce the prospects for

The COVID inquiry has uncovered the chaos that was at the heart of the Boris Johnson government when the pandemic broke out. But a long path was walked to reach the divisions in power between political appointees and neutral civil servants.