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Camera that caught Matt Hancock should have been pointing in opposite direction Documents seen by Telegraph say security review by Scotland Yard proposed CCTV with ‘limited field of vision’ to ensure privacy 28 June 2021 • 7:00pm A CCTV camera that caught Matt Hancock kissing an aide in his office was installed to monitor a balcony and should have been pointing in the opposite direction, it has emerged. Documents seen by The Telegraph state that a review of security by Scotland Yard propo...

Boris Johnson is expected to rule out an early easing of coronavirus restrictions today, as ministers meet to review the latest data and assess whether there is scope to relax rules in England before 19 July.

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THE High Court recently ruled that the Home Office’s decision to house asylum seekers in a “squalid” former military barracks in Folkestone…

MPs pointed to the 2018 resignation of former Home Secretary Amber Rudd - as it was revealed Public Health England said asylum seekers should not be housed in dormitories at the Kent centre.

These are some of the career criminals who have come to the UK from abroad and refuse to return home, fighting deportation despite their convictions.

Agreement with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein cover trade worth £21bn and improve access for UK cheese makers and pig and poultry farmers

Boris Johnson faces growing pressure from Tory MPs to push ahead with unlocking on June 21, as scientists remain split on whether they believe it should be delayed. Senior Conservatives warned that unless the data on the Delta variant of coronavirus - the renamed strain previously known as the Indian strain - worsened significantly, it would be hard to justify postponing the final step in the roadmap out of restrictions. They urged the Prime Minister to think carefully before deviating from his

Matt Hancock has been desperately trying to fend off allegations from Dominic Cummings that he lied about whether care home residents would be screened on leaving hospital.

Revealed: The letter Carrie Symonds wanted to send to The Times objecting to story about Dilyn the dog - but Boris blocked it after saying: I cant sign this - its nonsense Complaint letter that Carrie Symonds wanted to send to The Times about story on Dilyn the dog has emerged  The draft letter was leaked to the Mail after Dominic Cummings gave bombshell evidence to MP committee Boris Johnson eventually refused to send the complaint about the story on the basis that it was a nonsense  Ms Symo...