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Tories claim government in retreat on Chagos ‘surrender’ after Trump criticism | Politics News
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch have accused each other of dishonesty regarding a ‘special place in hell’ message. Jenrick claimed that Tory chief whip Rebecca Harris contacted him in 2024 with insults after he called for a reduction in foreign aid spending. Badenoch called Jenrick a liar and stated that it was time for him to move on since he had left the party. However, Jenrick later shared alleged messages from Harris, accusing her of not telling the truth. The feud between the two continues as they exchange accusations of falsehood. Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch dispute ‘special place in hell’ message
TalkTalk seeks buyers for consumer and wholesale arms
Investigation launched into death of three-month-old baby boy with head injury.
IG Group supports Reeves on cash ISA limits reform
Sidemen partner secures £80m backing from Osborne-linked firm
An investor in YouTube content creators, including the Sidemen, has secured £80m in new funding from investors, one of whom is a firm chaired by George Osborne, the former chancellor.…
Approval of game-changing HIV prevention jab in England and Wales.
The approval of a groundbreaking HIV-prevention treatment is imminent for England and Wales. Cabotegravir (CAB-LA) is an injectable administered every two months to lower the risk of infection in HIV-negative…
Post Office Capture victim fears he may never clear his name
A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared. Steve Marston was convicted in 1998…
Serious questions raised over Israeli fans banned from Birmingham match
Rewrite Preventing Israeli soccer fans from attending a match in Birmingham has sparked new concerns about the UK’s ability to safeguard the Jewish community, especially in the aftermath of a…
Chancellor’s ‘securonomics’ policy faces setback
The prevailing wisdom in economic circles not that long ago was that the location where products were manufactured was of little importance. The main focus was on the cost of…
Calls for flu vaccinations as early surge prompts concern
An early surge in flu cases has prompted health experts to call for vaccinations, with hospital admissions also beginning to rise. Although flu levels remain within the normal range and…
First Post Office Capture conviction referred to Court of Appeal in IT scandal
The initial Post Office Capture conviction has now been officially forwarded to the Court of Appeal, marking a significant milestone in the IT scandal. The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC)…
Said Benrahma fined for owning dangerous dogs that attacked golden retriever
Former West Ham footballer Said Benrahma has been fined more than £12,000 for owning dangerously out-of-control dogs that attacked a golden retriever. The Algeria international, 30, pleaded guilty to two…
Diageo faces investor pay revolt over CEO successor’s stock awards
Diageo, the struggling owner of Guinness and Johnnie Walker whisky, is facing an investor backlash next month over nearly £8.5m in stock awards handed to the frontrunner to become its…
Virginia Giuffre alleges Prince Andrew believed sex with her was his birthright, claims memoir.
The late sex trafficking victim Virginia Giuffre alleged in her memoir that Prince Andrew was «entitled» and «believed having sex with me was his birthright». In a posthumous book, Nobody’s…