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They think the fact that he paid a penalty to hmrc over unpaid tax while he was chancellor serving in borisjohnson�*s government not that long ago, means that he isnt appropriate to be staying in a government role. now, whats interesting, of course, in all of this is it was just at last weeks, last wednesdays prime ministers questions that rishi sunak was defending nadhim zahawi, saying he had addressed this matter in full. today were hearing about this investigation and the prime minister has...

Labour and Tories trade barbs in an uninspiring weekly knockabout that increasingly resembles trench warfare

More on that from our home editor, mark easton. so that is a striking announcement, the announcement about vetting. announcement, the announcement about vettinu. ~ ., ., vetting. well, the fallout, the olitical vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout _ vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout from - vetting. well, the fallout, the political fallout from this - political fallout from this appalling case, continues. rishi sunak raising it at pmqs today. he is meeting the commiss...

Through dating websites. the national police chiefs council will ask all police forces to check their officers and staff against national police databases. the home office says this will help identify anyone who slipped through the net before vetting standards were toughened. our home editor mark easton. the political fallout from this appalling case continues. rishi sunak raising it at pmqs today. he is meeting, sir mark rowley, the commissioner of the metropolitan police later today and the ca...

The millionaire prime ministers understanding of the challenges the NHS faces have been under the microscope recently.

Tory hecklers on the backbench were out in force, cutting off the Labour leader mid-diatribe on NHS waiting lists and fading him to grey

Agree to. what unions might sign off on, although some of them have said this morning they would be prepared to look at frankly anything to try and get this over the line. what were hearing is an increasing blame game from the two parties as to why its got to this stage. keir starmer at pmqs said if the prime minister had negotiated properly there wouldnt be strikes. that he is choosing this course of action. labour meanwhile are being accused of opposing minimal service legislation because in t...

Rishi Sunak has issued a warning to trade union bosses over disruptive strike action as he labelled their pay rise demands "unreasonable".

Tetchy PMQs with bad humour as Sir Keir Starmer tries to score points over Rishi Sunak and the SNP provides some not-so-light relief

Prime Minister pledges to protect public from ‘unreasonable’ unions as Whitehall source says ministers looking at ‘all the options’