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DOMINIC LAWSON: The busting open of a cash-for-votes scam at the highest levels of the European Parliament is a triumph for the Belgian intelligence services

The news follows the Conservation party member’s stint on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!, something which was condemned by Tory leader Rishi Sunak.

Controversy has not been far from West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock in recent years.

Controversy has not been far from West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock in recent years.

The government department spent £1.96m on a contract offering employees “affordable private healthcare”.

SCOTLAND’S Minister for Drugs Policy has said a visit to a New York safe drug consumption room has shown her first-hand how well the service works.

On Monday 31 October 2022, the UK and Japan signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) to deepen ties on digital government transformation.

The Chancellor yesterday announced that the medium term fiscal announcement would be delayed to allow time to rework the plan amid a £40billion black hole in the nations finances.

Nadhim Zahawi hinted today that Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt could retain the triple lock, which was a Tory manifesto pledge, after the PM declined to rule out scrapping it yesterday.