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UK’s opposition leader pledges to repair relations with EU leaders but may find they have other priorities
Rayner asks Sunak to refer case to independent adviser on ministerial interests and public appointments commissioner
The former prime minister’s ally Nigel Adams was involved in recruitment for role
With two of Liz Truss’s nominees reportedly refusing gongs, Britain could learn better practices from abroad
In social media age, politicians’ outfits become ever more key to conveying aims and values
Technical experts manage to retrieve data from former prime minister’s old mobile phone
UN climate leaders write to Number 10 about PM’s ‘lackadaisical’ attitude to global warming
Spending watchdog warns of multiple problems with construction programme
Former PM’s allies say he has confirmed the pin number for the device using government records
Simon Case says officials ‘dehumanised’ by portrayal that they are part of perceived left-leaning establishment
Deadline passes for former PM to hand over information as Commons reprimands MPs for attacks on privileges committee
Voters in former PM’s constituency want new direction after partygate scandal and cost of living crisis
Decision on material for Covid-19 inquiry paves way for wider release of sensitive Whitehall pandemic documents
Former cabinet ministers Rees-Mogg, Dorries and Patel among those criticised for attacking UK parliamentary committee
Most senior civil servant of former foreign secretary’s department was unaware of controversial visit to Italy
Acoba says former UK PM’s ‘clear breach’ illustrates need for overhaul of system governing former officials’ jobs
UK PM faces backlash from Tory MPs and Labour after missing Commons vote on probe’s findings
Unlike the eastern kind, of the likes of Viktor Orbán, it is not about very much
Theresa May urges Tory MPs to publicly back account of privileges committee before Labour ensures a vote is passed overwhelmingly
Former PM’s stance increases likelihood of his avoiding humiliating parliamentary vote
Controlling the historical narrative is a weapon in the arsenal of authoritarianism
Prospects of the condemned former leader winning a parliamentary seat are practically non-existent
Without a shred of apology or any nod to the public’s anger, the former prime minister has lost his political touch
Report slams former PM’s conduct and says he would have faced a 90-day suspension if he was still an MP
House of Commons privileges committee has produced a blistering critique of the former UK PM
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