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Partygate: Johnson faces more calls to resign as Tory MP defects
Christian Wakeford crossed the floor to Labour, accusing the Tories of “trying to defend the indefensible and doing so gladly”.
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Exclusive: ‘Red wall’ voters turn against Tories, poll suggests
Labour is in the lead by 11 points in “red wall” seats, according to an exclusive poll commissioned by Channel 4 News.
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Boris Johnson ‘still in a dark period’
Gary Gibbon reports from Downing Street.
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PMQs: David Davis comments were ‘too theatrical’, says Rees-Mogg
We spoke to Leader of the House of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg
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Johnson could become ‘existential threat to future of Conservative Party’
We spoke to Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen.
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PM is ‘firmly in charge’ of party and country, Tory MP says
We spoke to Jonathan Gullis, one of the red wall Tory MPs.
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Bury South voters react to Christian Wakeford’s defection to Labour
We went to see how his constituents in Bury are reacting to news that they now have a Labour MP.
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Cost of living: Prices soaring at fastest rate for 30 years
Prices have soared by their fastest rate for 30 years as inflation hit 5.4%, its highest since 1992.
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Ukraine crisis: US warns of Russian invasion at any moment
Russia, which has about 100,000 troops along the Ukrainian border, is holding firm, declaring the US couldn’t force them to pull back.
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Actor Bill Murray on Boris Johnson, classical music and comedy
Actor and comedian Bill Murray is out with a new movie, but it may not be what you’re expecting if you’re only familiar with his early work.
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Boris Johnson: Will PM survive Partygate scandal?
Boris Johnson has shrugged off many scandals in the past. But can he possibly survive this?
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Can Boris Johnson persuade Tories to back him through Partygate crisis?
We spoke to Lucy Fisher, deputy political editor at the Telegraph, and former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika.
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“I can’t be the gay one I’m already the disabled one” – Rosie Jones
Rosie speaks to Krishnan about getting into comedy, diversity in the media and making the world a better place for disabled people.
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FactCheck: tens of thousands of NHS England staff face dismissal over compulsory vaccines
Health workers have until 3 February to get their first dose.
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Russia and Ukraine: is war coming?
Europe editor Matt Frei asks whether the West can stop Russia, and he talks about what he’s seen on the ground in Ukraine.
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PM’s authority ‘near impossible to recover’, says former govt adviser
We spoke to former government special adviser Salma Shah about how likely it is Boris Johnson will survive the Partygate scandal.
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Tonga tsunami was an ‘unprecedented disaster’
The tsunami which swept through the Pacific nation of Tonga was an “unprecedented disaster” – according to its government – with some outlying islands left devastated in its wake.
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Nationality and borders bill under fire over removal of citizenship without notice
The Nationality and Borders Bill is meeting stiff opposition ahead of its next showing in the House of Lords.
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Together Energy becomes the latest UK energy supplier to go out of business
There was new confirmation of the crisis in the energy market with the news today that yet another supplier, Together Energy, has gone out of business.
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Heat or eat: Many forced to ration food and heating amid surging energy prices
It really is a case of heating – or eating – for many low income households faced with soaring energy bills set to take up more than half of their income.
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Number 10 defends bill to crack down on noisy protests
Number 10 has defended a bill designed to crack down on noisy protests after a series of defeats in the House of Lords.
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‘Putin is a serial aggressor’, says former US ambassador to Ukraine
We spoke to John Herbst, former US Ambassador to Ukraine, and started by asking if talks between Nato and Russia could defuse tensions on the Ukrainian border.
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Ukraine crisis: Russia makes demands as Nato offers talks
Nato has invited Russia to new talks in an effort to defuse the rising tension over Ukraine although Moscow has insisted it will not take part unless the West responds to its demands on the future of European security.
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Government should ‘pause’ mandatory vaccination of NHS staff, says RCN
We spoke to Helen Donovan from the Royal College of Nursing and started by asking what is going to happen to the health service once the deadline for staff to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 arrives on 1 April.
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Covid: 52,000 unvaccinated NHS staff in England at risk of losing jobs
NHS England stands to lose tens of thousands of staff when the deadline for people to be fully vaccinated against Covid is up 1 April.
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The PM ‘has to go’, says Labour Party chair
We spoke to the Labour Party chair, Anneliese Dodds, and started by asking whether she believed the prime minister’s denials that he misled parliament.
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‘The Prime Minister has been clear and consistent’, says Minister of State for Northern Ireland
We spoke to the Minister of State for Northern Ireland, Conor Burns, and began by asking him whether Boris Johnson or Dominic Cummings are telling the truth.
