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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
Legal action against Johnson & Johnson in UK over cancer claims
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is currently facing legal action from thousands of individuals in the UK who are alleging that the global healthcare giant knowingly sold talcum powder contaminated with…
Fresh appeal for donations to Gaza to save lives
Fifteen UK charities have launched a fresh appeal for donations to Gaza to address «catastrophic levels of need» in the devastated region. The charities make up the Disasters Emergency Committee…
Chancellor warned of ‘groundhog day’ without significant tax hikes
Rachel Reeves faces the prospect of another «groundhog day» unless next month’s budget goes further than plugging an estimated £22bn black hole in the public finances, according to a respected…
Man admits attempting to kidnap teenager walking home from work in Swindon
A man has admitted trying to kidnap a 17-year-old girl in Swindon in what police described as a «terrifying incident» for the victim. Abdulmawal Ibrahim Adam, of Stanier Street, Swindon,…
PPE Medpro pursuit for repayment of millions vowed by Wes Streeting
The Government has vowed to pursue a company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone for millions of pounds paid for defective PPE at the height of the COVID pandemic after a…
Driverless taxis set to hit London roads next year
Self-driving taxis could be on the streets of London from next year, according to autonomous taxi firm Waymo. The taxis have become a regular feature on San Francisco’s roads and…
CVC partners with Ares for sports debt plan
The owner of stakes in Six Nations and Premiership Rugby and the top flights of French and Spanish football is in talks with a pack of financial giants about a…
Royal Mail fined £21m for failing to meet delivery targets, warned of future fines
Royal Mail has been fined £21m for failing to meet delivery targets for the third year in a row and warned fines are likely to continue unless there’s an improvement.…
Watchdog calls for price cap on vet prescriptions in UK.
Pet owners could be paying twice as much for commonly prescribed medicines from vet practices than they could pay online, a watchdog investigation has found. The Competition and Markets Authority,…