Queen Camilla maintained a fixed smile today after being welcomed to a museum with a famous quote about unhappy families.
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Don’t try this at home, kids.
Luckily before residents in Fortrose, Scotland, could take to the beach and help the tag was found – on the shores of a New Zealand town with the same name.
‘No way Mrs Queen.’
Sunak is on the defensive as critics pan the government’s ‘toughest asylum policy’ yet.
UK News Today: Robert Jenrick quits, Johnson says ‘sorry’ and City shock at 1-0 loss Good morning Britain! Former PM Boris Johnson faced a six-hour grilling yesterday at the Covid inquiry – he’ll sit again today for a final session. Johnson started with an apology saying sorry for the “pain and the loss and the suffering” caused by the pandemic and acknowledging that his government “may have made mistakes” that added to the hurt. Previous evidence handed to the inquiry revealed senior figures in his government had questioned his ability to lead and government, and created an image of chaos…
Rishi Sunak is meeting with Conservative MPs as he publishes his emergency legislation to get Rwanda flights off the ground.
The child was pronounced dead at the scene.
Thursday’s front pages lead with the resignation of immigration minister Robert Jenrick, who quit after the government announced its latest Rwanda plans – they didn’t go far enough for Jenrick.
Robert Jenrick, the immigration minister, has quit, stating that the government’s Rwanda legislation isn’t sufficient.
The Met Office has put nine rain warnings and one ice warning in place at various times on Thursday, covering large swathes of the UK.
Expat Albert Douglas was strangled while attempting to call his family.
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson defended his handling of COVID-19 on Wednesday at a public inquiry into the pandemic, saying the government “got some things wrong” but did its best.
Emergency services have rushed to the scene where a police cordon is now in place.
A member of staff was suspended at the time, pending a full investigation.
Is PMQs on today? – PM Rishi Sunak faces Keir Starmer Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will face Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons for Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs). Today’s PMQs will likely be dominated by the Home Secretary’s announcements to curb migration after shocking figures were released. The government has signed a new Rwanda deal that addresses the concerns raised by the UK’s Supreme Court – which rejected the plans as unlawful. On Monday, James Cleverly laid out out a five-point plan to tackle legal and illegal migration – including hiking the minimum income needed for family visas to £38,700. …
UK News Today: New Rwanda plan & England heartbreak Today’s UK news is heavily dominated by UK politics, as Home Secretary James Cleverly signed a new Rwanda treaty – one that addresses concerns raised by the Supreme Court and Boris Johnson’s appearance at the Covid inquiry. Politics will likely dominate the rest of the week – as Boris Johnson will appear for two days to give evidence over his handling of the pandemic and immigration is another hot topic – its set to be top of the agenda for this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs). UK IN FOCUS Cleverly signs…
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrived three hours early before his scheduled grilling during the Covid inquiry.
New Rwanda asylum treaty deals with Supreme Court concerns, says James Cleverly Home Secretary James Cleverly has said that a new treaty with Rwanda addresses concerns raised by the UK’s Supreme Court, which recently deemed the government’s plan to send migrants to Rwanda as unlawful due to potential human rights breaches. Cleverly emphasises Rwanda’s explicit commitment to ensuring the safety of migrants arriving in the UK. The policy is part of the government’s strategy to discourage migrants from crossing the Channel in small boats, a key priority for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Despite being initially announced in April 2022, the…
Several of Wednesday’s front pages speculate on how far the government will go in the new legislation aimed at sending migrants to Rwanda.
A frosty start for many on Wednesday.
‘Many people need the cash flow, and there’s lots of people for whom taking back the overpayment doesn’t impact what you pay in future, so get the money in your pocket.’
A murder investigation has now been launched.
The 26-year-old was found dead at her home on Green Road, in Trent Vale by her best friend after taking an overdose.
‘How could someone be so deceitful to use our little boy, a picture from the darkest times of our life, to deceive people out of money?
