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Isle of Wight Radio 3:00pm - 7:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Boris Johnson was unwise to allow flat refurbishment without more rigorous regard for how this would be funded, report finds Lord Geidt, the prime ministers adviser on standards, deemed that while the PM did not break the ministerial code, he had "unwisely" allowed the renovation to go ahead without knowing how it would be paid for. He also discovered the work to the PMs flat above N...

The Weekly Whip Voter ID, Planning reforms, and absolutely nothing on Social Care: following prorogation for the Local Elections, the Queen addressed a socially distanced group of Peers and Party Leaders, outlining the Government’s severe visions for the UK. By Peter Munro, May 19, 2021 8:05 Welcome to the Weekly Whip. Your one-stop-shop for Lib Dem Parliamentary updates, covering the week that was and the week to come.   For up to date information from the Lib Dem Whips Office, follow us...

PM says variant could disrupt easing Boris Johnson has admitted that the Indian Covid variant could pose “serious disruption” to lockdown easing in England. The prime minister said if the strain was found to be “significantly” more transmissible there could be “some hard choices”. The Guardian says the variant could lead to a “serious third wave” of Covid in the UK. The gap between the first and second jab will be cut from 12 weeks to eight for all over-50s and the vulnerable. 2...

Ms Patel received her jab at Guys Hospital, in Southwark this morning amid a brewing storm over her alleged role in lobbying fellow cabinet member Michael Gove over a £20million PPE contract.

Priti Patel smiles as she gets first dose of Moderna jab in London Jacob Thorburn For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A smiling Priti Patel today joined millions of Brits who have received a Covid-19 vaccine dose, as Labour claim she breached the Ministerial Code when lobbying for a £20million PPE contract last year.  The Home Secretary, 49, gave out a warm smile from beneath a mask as she was pictured at Guys Hospital in Southwark this morning. Ms Pate...

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A Daily Mail investigation revealed: Miss Patel lobbied Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove in April last year over a £20million contract for surgical masks for Pharmaceuticals Direct Ltd (PDL) after an approach from her former adviser Samir Jassal; Her efforts failed after Health Secretary Matt Hancock decided the masks were not suitable for the NHS; Weeks later the firm was awarded a no-bid, no-competition deal worth £102.6million to supply a better type of mask; The Home Secretary made no...

New appointments to the Seafish board Chair, Deputy Chair and five new members appointed to the board of the Sea Fish Industry Authority From: 10 May 2021 A new chair, deputy chair and five members have been appointed to the board of the Sea Fish Industry Authority (Seafish). Seafish is a non-departmental public body which carries out a wide range of activities to support a thriving seafood industry, working with the fishing industry and processors through to importers, retailers and food s...

DOUGLAS Ross has claimed the SNP is bluffing when it says it can stage a second independence referendum without Westminster’s approval.

NOW that Labour has lost another English "Red Wall" constituency – Darlington – to the Conservatives, it seems clear that the right wing is firmly embedded at Westminster. After so many Brexit lies to the EU and Northern Ireland, the illegal prorogation of Parliament and associated lies to the Queen, the normalisation and acceptance of sleaze within Westminster is surely by now a "truth universally acknowledged", from Brussels to Washington DC and back again to Buckingham Palace. It is ...