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'Bleak': Experts condemn Rishi Sunak's first Twitter post of 2024

STEPHEN Flynn has joined the voices condemning Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after his “bleak” first post on Twitter/X in 2024 ...

The National (Scotland)

Cleverly: ‘Unreasonable practice’ of foreign students taking family to UK to end

The Home Secretary said the ban will cut migration by tens of thousands

Evening Standard

Home secretary James Cleverly ends ‘unreasonable practice’ of foreign students bringing families to UK

Cleverly says ban will slash net migration by tens of thousands

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How many daughters does a man need to see date rape jokes as a sackable offence?

Despite Rishi Sunak using his girls to show his grasp of women’s rights, he still brushed James Cleverly’s spiking gag aside

The Guardian - UK

UK has failed to act to free Alaa Abd el-Fattah from jail in Egypt, family says

Rishi Sunak told activist’s sister in 2022 that government was ‘totally committed’ to resolving the case

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Farage calls James Cleverly a ‘moron’ over small boats claim

The former Brexit Party leader said the home secretary was a ‘liar and a charlatan’, adding that the Conservatives ‘all deserve to lose your seats at the election’

The Independent UK

Sunak considers matter of Cleverly’s date rape joke ‘closed’, says No 10

Downing Street said it was ‘right’ that the Home Secretary had apologised for making the remarks during a ‘private conversation’

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Prime Minister says matter of James Cleverly's vile date rape joke 'closed'

THE Prime Minister considers the matter of Home Secretary James Cleverly joking about spiking his wife’s drink with a date rape drug “closed”,…

The National (Scotland)

Home Secretary James Cleverly Apologises For Joke About Spiking Wife's Drink

The "joke" did not go down well with internet users, some of his colleagues, and opposition leaders.

International Business Times UK

James Cleverly faces calls to resign over joke about spiking wife's drink with date rape drug

The Home Secretary apologised for the 'inappropriate' joke made at a No 10 reception

Evening Standard

James Cleverly facing calls to resign after joke about date rape drug

Home secretary has apologised for remark at Downing Street reception about spiking his wife’s drink

The Guardian - UK

Is James Cleverly the most gaffe-prone cabinet minister in history?

Home secretary James Cleverly joked about spiking his wife’s drink with a date rape drug

The Independent UK

'Appalling': Home Secretary jokes about spiking wife's drink with date rape drug

HOME Secretary James Cleverly joked about spiking his wife’s drink with a date rape drug in comments made at a Downing Street reception.

The National (Scotland)

James Cleverly apologises for ‘appalling’ date rape drug joke at No 10 event

Home secretary said secret of a long marriage was sedating spouse on the same day a new policy on spiking was announced

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Home Secretary James Cleverly apologises for 'ironic joke' about spiking wife's drink

James Cleverly allegedly told colleagues that 'a little bit of Rohypnol in her drink' was 'not really illegal'

The Guardian - UK

More than 1,100 officers under investigation for sexual or domestic abuse in England and Wales

As one in seven accused of offences keep working, Lib Dems call on home secretary James Cleverly for ‘radical overhaul’ of vetting

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak hits back at Tory Right who accused him of 'weakness' over family visas for the UK

The Prime Minister is under fire from some in his party for rowing back on plans to raise the minimum salary requirement to £38,700

The Guardian - UK

‘Sign of weakness’: Home Office U-turn on visa salary threshold divides Tories

Rightwing factions criticise decision to raise minimum salary to £29,000 in spring, rather than £38,700

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The Independent UK

Tory right attacks Rishi Sunak’s ‘weakness’ over visa U-turn

PM insists harsh new threshold will happen in early 2025 – by hardliners says he should have ‘stuck to his guns’

Evening Standard

Home Office reduces new salary threshold for family visas from £38,700 to £29,000

The Home Office said the salary threshold would go up incrementally, starting at £29,000

Evening Standard

The Westminster Rizz Rankings 2023

The Londoner has catalogued the least and most rizzy MPs

The Independent UK

Families plan legal action over Rishi Sunak’s ‘cruel’ income threshold visa rules

Rishi Sunak’s government unveiled plans to raise the threshold for people living here to sponsor a family member to move to the UK – the person living in the UK must now earn £38,700, up from £18,600 currently

The National (Scotland)

UK Government could face legal action over 'cruel' income threshold visa plans

THE UK Government is facing legal action over its plans to introduce an income threshold for migrants of £38,700.

The Guardian - UK

Legal action planned over UK’s ‘cruel’ income threshold visa rules

Exclusive: Thousands of families with one British partner and one from abroad will be hit by £38,700 salary requirement

The Guardian - UK

Tweaks to law on spiking ‘won’t help’ unless police attitude changes, say experts

Home Office plans wording ‘update’ but campaigners call for new offence to help address low conviction rate

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