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  • Partygate: Junior minister resigns after PM given police fine

    April 13, 2022

    Junior justice minister Lord David Wolfson has quit the government for “repeated rule-breaking” in Downing Street in what is the first ministerial resignation after Boris Johnson was handed a police fine yesterday. Wolfson said in a resignation letter to the PM that “the scale, context and nature” of the breaches of Covid rules by the [...]

  • Ukraine: UK sanctions another 206 Russians in response to railway bombing

    April 13, 2022

    The UK has hit another 206 individuals with sanctions in response to an horrific attack on civilians trying to escape Russia’s invasion at a train station last week. Foreign secretary Liz Truss said 178 of those sanctioned were key members of the Russian-backed Lugansk and Donetsk breakway states in the eastern Donbas region. The train [...]

  • New job ad goes live: Metropolitan Police Commissioner at £293k, manage 46,000 staff, apply before May 4

    April 13, 2022

    The job advert for the next Metropolitan Police Commissioner has gone live, with the successful candidate tasked with making the force “demonstrably more professional”. Previous commissioner Dame Cressida Dick left the job last week, with her deputy Sir Stephen House temporarily taking the reins of the Met, which has around 46,000 police officers and staff, [...]

  • Russia to pursue alternative buyers as West ramps up sanctions

    April 13, 2022

    Russia will pursue alternative markets for its energy exports, revealed President Vladimir Putin, amid escalating tensions with the West.

  • French Election 2022: Macron accuses Le Pen of secret ‘Frexit’ plan

    April 13, 2022

    French president Emmanuel Macron has accused his right-wing rival Marine Le Pen of a secret ‘Frexit’ plan. The head of state made his comments as polls predicted a tight race for the top job, which comes to a head on 24 April. Speaking at a rally in eastern France, he said Le Pen is disguising [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion: Scientists glue themselves to government department in climate protest

    April 13, 2022

    Scientists aligned to the Extinction Rebellion group have glued themselves to the department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) building in a climate protest. In images and footage posted on social media, campaigners with the Scientists for Extinction Rebellion group, took part in the demonstration unfurling a banner saying ‘end fossil fuels now.’. This [...]

  • Confident Putin tells Russians invasion in Ukraine is ‘going as planned’ despite Kyiv withdrawal, numerous deaths and war crime claims

    April 13, 2022

    President Vladimir Putin insisted last night the ongoing invasion in Ukraine was “going as planned” despite a major withdrawal and significant losses. He vowed to continue Russia’s bloody offensive in Ukraine as the war neared its seventh week, telling Russians Moscow “had no other choice” and that the invasion aimed to protect people in parts [...]

  • New York subway shooting: ‘Person of interest’ image released, as NYPD say he taunted mayor in online videos

    April 13, 2022

    New York police have stepped up the state-wide manhunt for a “person of interest” who set off smoke bombs and shot 10 people and injured at least 23 23 on a New York subway. Tuesday’s attack led to armed police and emergency services cornering off the area in Brooklyn, as the NYPD named as Frank [...]

  • First Tory MP calls for Johnson to quit after receiving Covid fine

    April 13, 2022

    The first Conservative MP has called for Boris Johnson to resign after he received a fine from the Metropolitan Police for breaking his own Covid restrictions. Amber Valley MP Nigel Mills today said Johnson’s position is no longer tenable and that “I don’t think a Prime Minister can survive or should survive breaking the rules [...]

  • Brexit made Covid vaccine rollout a success and allowed Britain to ‘lead on Ukraine’, argues Lord Frost

    April 13, 2022

    Brexit is directly responsible for the success of the coronavirus vaccine rollout and also allowed the UK to “lead on Ukraine”, according to former Cabinet minister Lord David Frost. However, the former Brexit minister did say he would like to see progress on issues like planning reform and free trade deals. Speaking on LBC, he [...]

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