Andrea Jenkyns ‘hopeful’ MPs will lodge no confidence votes Dame Andrea Jenkyns has urged other Tory MPs to submit letters of no confidence in Rishi Sunak. The former minister yesterday revealed she had sent her letter to the Conservative backbench 1922 Committee following the Prime Minister’s sacking of Suella Braverman which has infuriated those on the right of the party. […]

Pro-Palestine march sets off from Hyde Park on Armistice Day Pro-Palestine protesters are set to take to the streets outside Parliament this week. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign has announced plans for the latest demonstration demanding a ceasefire in the Israe-Hamas conflict at 5pm this Wednesday. The group is one of the organisers of the marches which have taken place in […]

Ann Widdecombe ‘flabbergasted’ at David Cameron’s appointment Ann Widdecombe has erupted in response to David Cameron’s appointment of as Foreign Secretary. Speaking to Sky News, Ms Widdecombe said she was “flabbergasted” that the former Prime Minister had been given the position. She added that he was “awful” and cited Brexit as an example of foreign policy she believed he had […]

David Cameron is back in the world of frontline politics after he was this morning made foreign secretary as part of Rishi Sunak’s cabinet reshuffle. A statement from No. 10 this morning confirmed: “The King has been pleased to approve the appointment of the Rt Hon David Cameron as Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs”. To enable […]

Owen Jones calls GMB’s Ed Balls ‘childish’ Ed Balls and Owen Jones clashed in a furious row about the weekend’s protests on ITV’s Good Morning Britain. The pair were debating the marches in London on Armistice Day which erupted into violence. Former Labour minister Ed Balls, lefty pundit Owen Jones and journalist Andrew Pierce, consultant editor Daily Mail, rowed about […]

Pro-Palestine protesters scale scaffolding near Hyde Park The one thing that everybody has to remember is that Sadiq Khan effectively sacked the previous Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Dame Cressida Dick. This more than anything may explain why the current Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley was so resistant to cancel pro-Palestinian marches in London and has taken a soft approach to […]

Police are investigating a “deepfake” audio mimicking London Mayor Sadiq Khan in which he seemingly says he wants Armistace Day moved. Clips emerged on social media that used the London Mayor’s mannerisms and voice. In them, it plays down Remembrance Day and says it should be delayed a week. The voice, which sounds similar to Khan, can be heard saying […]

Police and MI5 will be able to see sex offenders and terrorists connecting to websites, under new revised laws. The Home Office will over the next 12 months update the “Internet Connections Records” in a bid to provide investigators with more tools to catch dangerous criminals. The Daily Express understands this will give police, the National Crime Agency and Britain’s […]

Police chiefs must overhaul recruitment, vetting and disciplinary processes to restore public confidence and catch criminals, MPs warned last night. The Home Affairs Select Committee said chief constables should introduce a “fitness to practice model” which will examine potential recruits’ motivations, skills and attributes. Some officers are only drawn to the police “because of the power it wields”, MPs warned. […]

King Charles delivers his first King’s Speech in Parliament Rishi Sunak’s attempts to relaunch his beleaguered government has fallen at the first hurdle after the Techne UK tracker poll revealed that Labour’s lead had increased. The King’s Speech was meant to be the moment when Mr Sunak could start a reset of his government and push forward to a general […]