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Nadine Dorries to stand down as Culture Secretary

Sources close to Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries, one of Mr Johnson’s fiercest backers, said she has decided to return to the backbenches.

UK Minister visits Japan ahead of Osaka Expo 2025

Cabinet Office Minister Nigel Adams visited Tokyo and Osaka last week to confirm the UK’s commitment to the Osaka Kansai Expo 2025.

Cabinet Office minister visits Europe's largest creative hub

Minister Adams toured Europe’s largest community of independent artists and businesses as it expands to Yorkshire, facilitated by a £20 million Levelling Up grant.

Covid-19: More Pfizer doses ordered and Spain welcomes tourists

Covid-19: More Pfizer doses ordered and Spain welcomes tourists Published 1. More Pfizer doses on order The UK has ordered a further 60 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, to be used for booster jabs in the autumn, the health secretary has announced. It brings the total number of Pfizer vaccines ordered to 100 million. The expectation is the most vulnerable groups will be offered another jab before next winter. Speaking at a Downing Street coronavirus briefing, Matt Hancock also said that "more and more people are getting protection and now seven in 10 adults have protective Covid antibodies". It comes after a study showed a single dose of a coronavirus vaccine can reduce household transmission of the virus by up to half.

Uyghurs: MPs state genocide is taking place in China

BBC News Published image captionProtestors gathered outside Parliament during the debate The House of Commons has declared for the first time that genocide is taking place against Uyghurs and others in north-west China. More than a million people are estimated to have been detained at camps in the region of Xinjiang The motion approved by MPs does not compel the UK to take action, but is a sign of growing discontent towards the Chinese government in Parliament. Tory Sir Iain Duncan Smith heralded the vote as "a historic moment". He said it brought the UK Parliament in line with Holland, Canada and the United States.

Top Tory blasts Boris Johnson's failure to hit back at China's attacks on MPs

Top Tory blasts Boris Johnson’s failure to hit back at China’s attacks on MPs Updated: 14 Apr 2021, 10:37 A TOP Tory has unleashed a blistering attack on Boris Johnson’s failure to hit back at Communist China’s attacks on British MPs. Tom Tugendhat – one of five politicians slapped with sanctions by Beijing for speaking out about genocide – slammed ministers for not taking the threat “seriously enough”. 6 Tory politician Tom Tugendhat has blasted Boris Johnson for not hitting back at Communist China’s attacks on MPsCredit: AFP In a blistering attack, he said Parliament’s online security is weaker than Gmail, and begged Downing Street to finally wake up to the threat posed by the Red Dragon.

Parliament's email system less secure than Gmail, says MP 'hit by Chinese psy-op emails'

A senior MP says parliament's email system is less secure than Google's Gmail as he claimed to have been the victim of Chinese "psy-ops".

Tugendhat in warning over safety of MPs' emails from cyber attacks | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Tom Tugendhat said more work needed to be done to defend democracy from attacks by China and Iran.

Tugendhat in warning over safety of MPs' emails from cyber attacks

Tugendhat in warning over safety of MPs' emails from cyber attacks