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EXCLUSIVE: A 'Restore Conservatism' event at the Tory conference in Manchester is going to provide a platform for many of Rishi Sunak's critics.
Downing Street said the Foreign Secretary would lead on negotiations and the UK’s relationship with the EU.
The education secretary Gavin Williamson has suggested that school lunch breaks could be cut by half an hour to give children more time for lessons, amid a tutor funding shortfall. Ministers are searching for ways to help pupils catch up on time missed due to the coronavirus pandemic without spending the amount of money their advisors say is necessary for extra resources. The Department for Education has pledged £1.4bn for proposals that include...
Arlene Foster urged Boris Johnson to 'act' soon on the Northern Ireland protocol as they held talks in Downing Street today. The outgoing First Minister said the post-Brexit arrangements were doing 'real damage' to links with mainland Britain and must be 'dealt with'. And she warned that it 'may well be the case' that the PM needs to suspend the rules if the EU does not agree a settlement that meets unionist concerns. The arrangements agreed by Mr Johnson have stoked sectarian tensions, with anger that trade with mainland Britain has been hit. Brexit minister Lord Frost has been scramb...
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