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Who will be the next British PM? A look at those who could replace Liz Truss - Vimarsana News

Who will be the next British PM? A look at those who could replace Liz Truss

Liz Truss's resignation as British prime minister has triggered another leadership race for the U.K.'s fractured and demoralized Conservative Party. Here's a look at the potential contenders, including former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak, House of Commons leader Penny Mordaunt and Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.

Source: cbc.ca
Top Truss aide to be directly employed by No 10 after being paid by own firm - Vimarsana News

Top Truss aide to be directly employed by No 10 after being paid by own firm

The previous arrangement drew accusations of renewed ‘Tory sleaze’ from opposition parties.

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Clacton and Frinton Gazette - Vimarsana News

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

Sir Mark Rowley said it is not acceptable that only half of reported burglaries in London are attended by an officer.

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

Sir Mark Rowley said it is not acceptable that only half of reported burglaries in London are attended by an officer.

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

Burglary 'too serious' for police not to attend – new Met chief | Darlington and Stockton Times

Sir Mark Rowley said it is not acceptable that only half of reported burglaries in London are attended by an officer.