Rishi Sunak faces threat to leadership as Tory factions meet to consider Rwanda Bill
Groups from the left and right will hold separate meetings today to consider if they will back the beleaguered legislation.
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Groups from the left and right will hold separate meetings today to consider if they will back the beleaguered legislation.
The Covid inquiry appears to be trying to rewrite history backwards. It has started with what “everyone knows”, which is that Boris Johnson locked down too late.
Speaking to the inquiry, the Prime Minister insisted that his policy was in fact “part of an overall package”.
He is expected to face questioning over his Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which has been criticised by scientists
Rishi Sunak clashed with Hugo Keith KC at the UK’s Covid Inquiry on Monday when the Prime Minister was told-off for interrupting him. Mr Keith was questioning Mr Sunak about the controversial Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Mr Keith asked the Prime Minister why the scheme had not been consulted with “anyone else outside No. 10.” Interrupting Mr Keith, Mr Sunak said: “The first thing to say, why do Eat Out to Help Out at all?” Mr Keith declared: “No, no, no. There is a method to my madness.”