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Sunak rejects UN claims eco activist prison sentences ‘stifle free speech’
Prime Minister argues 'those who break law should feel full force of it’ after criticism of tough punishments
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Britain must ‘acknowledge our past’ when providing foreign aid, says Government
The UK has 'much to learn, as well as much to offer', the Government says in its new International Development white paper
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Unemployed who refuse to job-hunt will be stripped of benefits perks
Jeremy Hunt confirms biggest welfare shake-up for a decade, with claimants coasting on state handouts to be kicked out of the system
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How long could Rishi Sunak’s ‘emergency’ Rwanda plans take?
The Prime Minister says he is prepared to do what is necessary to see the controversial policy succeed after Supreme Court rules it unlawful
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Lord Heseltine: Cameron’s return can save Tories from ‘great lurch to the Right’
Former PM’s surprise appointment as Foreign Secretary would bring a sense of perspective and integrity to the role, says Brexit critic
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Cabinet reshuffle: Who's in and who's out
Follow the ministerial comings and goings as we update you on the key developments throughout the day
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Victoria Atkins made Health Secretary after Steve Barclay presides over year of NHS strikes
Resolving the walkouts by doctors, nurses and paramedics must be top of the new Secretary of State’s agenda say NHS Providers
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James Cleverly ‘absolutely committed to stopping the boats’ as Home Secretary
Former foreign secretary dodges question on whether he wants to distance himself from language of predecessor Suella Braverman
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Pressure mounts on Sunak to proscribe Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as terrorists
Letter argues the move would be in the interest of national security and 'peace, stability and justice' in the Middle East
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Khan advisers accuse Starmer of ‘supporting genocide’
One adviser to Mayor of London accused Israel of ‘settler colonialism’ while another said the country was committing ‘genocide’
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Michael Gove bundled out of Victoria station after being mobbed by pro-Palestinian protesters
Housing Secretary escorted from ‘mad pile-in’ at central London station as police held back demonstrators
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Slash corporation tax to boost UK economy by 3pc of GDP, says Liz Truss taskforce
Report to be published by Growth Commission aims to provide alternative to Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement
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Spies to test new AI for national security threats, Rishi Sunak announces
The EU and 10 other countries agree to collaborate on checking technology against range of ‘potentially harmful capabilities’
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AI would have saved my mother from lung cancer, says Labour MP
Peter Kyle believes AI scans would have given his mother a fast-track diagnosis and better chance of survival
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