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'Visibly Drunk' Peer banned from Parliament's Bars after Outburst - Vimarsana News

'Visibly Drunk' Peer banned from Parliament's Bars after Outburst

Tory peer Lord Kulveer Ranger has been banned from Parliament's bars following a foul-mouthed drunken outburst.

Rishi Sunak loses another minister - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak loses another minister

Graham Stuart has this afternoon quit the government, saying he wishes to focus on local issues after service in various ministerial posts. The Yorkshire MP has spent seven of the last eight years in office, including as energy minister since September 2022. But in a letter today to Rishi Sunak, he says that ‘I have

How do the grey men of politics keep getting away with it? - Vimarsana News

How do the grey men of politics keep getting away with it?

Edwina Currie revealed her four-year affair with Sir John in her diaries in 2002. The sexual liaison began in the 1980s, when Sir John was a government whip. Above: The pair in 1994.

Police clear Julian Knight for second time over sex allegations - Vimarsana News

Police clear Julian Knight for second time over sex allegations

A senior MP has been cleared of sexual assault by police for a second time as he insisted he would “under no circumstances” return to the Conservative Party.

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Rwanda rebels fold to guarantee Sunak victory - Vimarsana News

Rwanda rebels fold to guarantee Sunak victory

The Rwanda Bill will tonight pass its Third Reading in the House of Commons, after right-wing rebels threw in the towel. Speaking after a meeting of the so-called ‘five families’, rebel sources confirmed that a majority of members from the European Research Group (ERG) and Common Sense Group (CSG) will be voting with the government