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Sunak urged to strip Truss’s whip for conspiracy theories
Recent media appearances in the United States, during which the former Prime Minister claimed her economic strategy was "sabotaged" by the left, have earned her criticism. Labour has urged Rishi Sunak to consider the removal of the whip from Liz Truss in light of the controversy surrounding her appearance in the United States.
Polling reveals growing Labour lead in ‘sea wall’ seats
The Conservatives trail Sir Keir Starmer's party by a significant margin in numerous coastal constituencies across England and Wales. New research indicates that Labour enjoys a substantial lead in coastal communities and cities.
Calls to expel Anderson for ‘divisive’ comments
The Member of Parliament was criticised by politicians across the political spectrum for his remarks about the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. Some Conservative MPs have called for the expulsion of Lee Anderson from the party due to his "divisive and dangerous" comments about Sadiq Khan.
Sunak: Speaker’s changes to parliament ‘very concerning’
It appeared that Housing Secretary Michael Gove supported Sir Lindsay Hoyle while the prime minister criticised him. As of now, 65 Members of Parliament have endorsed an Early Day Motion which demands the departure of Sir Lindsay.
Starmer denies threatening Speaker over Gaza vote
In the midst of the Gaza ceasefire debate, Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces challenges retaining his role after Labour's contentious amendment. Sir Keir Starmer denies threatening Hoyle, merely advocating for a comprehensive discussion. Accusations of political maneuvering and interference cloud Hoyle's decision-making, as SNP withdraws support and Conservatives express no confidence. Labour blames Tory boycott for disorder, while the government accuses Labour of undermining the Speaker. Despite the turmoil, some defend Hoyle's fairness and integrity.
Scott Benton’s appeal loss triggers by-election
MP for Blackpool South, Scott Benton, will serve a 35-day suspension after his appeal against a Standards Committee decision was dismissed. Caught in a lobbying scandal, Benton's actions have prompted Labour to call for his resignation to avoid a by-election. The Conservatives face further scrutiny as they already contend with multiple seat losses. Benton denies any wrongdoing despite evidence and the potential for a recall petition impacting his constituents.
Starmer demands immediate end to Gaza conflict before vote
Ahead of a pivotal Commons vote that may reignite divisions within Labour regarding its stance on the conflict, Sir Keir Starmer has advocated for a "permanent ceasefire" in Gaza. Sir Keir Starmer advocated for a "permanent ceasefire" in Gaza prior to a Commons vote that could potentially reopen Labour divisions on the matter.
Labour may back SNP Gaza ceasefire motion
Labour is contemplating supporting an SNP motion that demands an immediate cessation of hostilities in Gaza, according to the shadow foreign secretary. David Lammy stated that he will "examine" the motion before the vote on Wednesday. It follows the resignation of ten Labour frontbench MPs three months ago in support of an earlier SNP motion on the subject.
Jeremy Hunt proposes cutting spending for tax cuts
Greater reductions in government expenditure are being considered by the Chancellor as a means to implement tax cuts. Economic forecasts released before the Spring Budget, which Jeremy Hunt believes depict a bleaker picture of public finances than previously anticipated, have prompted him to consider cuts. Mr Hunt has made no secret of his desire to reduce taxes, which are poised to reach their highest level in decades.
Polls close; Labour eyes double defeat for Sunak
As the by-elections for Kingswood and Wellingborough are currently being counted, Labour aims to defeat Rishi Sunak twice. This effort aims to capitalise on the United Kingdom's impending recession. In South Gloucestershire and Northamptonshire, the Conservatives have traditionally held secure seats. They are now defending after the departures of Chris Skidmore and Peter Bone, respectively.
Tory MP Andrew Rosindell’s rape investigation is dropped
After a "thorough investigation," the Metropolitan Police stated that there was insufficient evidence to file charges against Mr. Rosindell. "Indecent assault, sexual assault, rape, abuse of position of trust, and misconduct in public office" were the charges against which he was arrested. An investigation into rape and sexual assault involving Conservative MP Andrew Rosindell has been discontinued by the police.
Defence secretary orders review of MoD diversity policy
Regarding guidance that allegedly "challenges SC [security clearance] requirements" in an effort to increase diversity and inclusion in the British Army, Grant Shapps was "prepared to go to battle." According to reports, the Defence Secretary is "enraged" over the Army's alleged intention to ease security clearance requirements for foreign recruits in an effort to promote diversity and inclusion.
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Calls to expel Anderson for ‘divisive’ comments