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Tory parliamentary defeat over payouts highlights challenge for Rachel Reeves to meet chancellor’s painful and rigid limits
Labour backbencher’s move to accelerate compensation plans leads 23 Tory MPs to vote against the government
British monarch’s choice of neckwear at COP28 is part of his ‘current collection’, says Buckingham Palace
Conservative MPs urge prime minister not to dilute the UK’s commitment to human rights treaties and laws
UK prime minister steps up attack on Greek counterpart over Elgin Marbles
How the British prime minister hopes to tempt voters to support the Conservatives
Rishi Sunak’s snub to his counterpart over the Parthenon sculptures was an own goal
Rishi Sunak cancelled a meeting with Kyriakos Mitsotakis due to take place on Tuesday
Also in this newsletter, the British Medical Association has recommended to striking consultants they accept the government’s latest pay deal
Mitsotakis expresses ‘displeasure’ that Downing Street meeting called off during London visit
British prime minister uses summit to unveil nearly £30bn in pledges and MoUs with global companies
Prime minister will highlight nearly £30bn of long-term backing from international investors
Amid record UK immigration, MPs are calling for immediate action while failing to engage with trade-offs
Hunt has given the Conservatives a story to tell the voters but no one should assume it has a happy ending
We cannot ignore the fact that Cameron and Osborne oversaw significant tax cuts and a shrinking of the state
Dredging up the past may not form part of Labour’s attack given prime minister’s already sunken personal ratings
In run-up to Autumn statement, prime minister sets battle lines for coming general election
Cut to personal rate could be seen as thin gruel, or spark criticism about who benefits most from such a change
The Tory right’s credo of permanent revolution sits uneasily with the need for regulatory certainty
Former minister insists UK must override international law to be able to send asylum seekers to African nation
Rebellion over Gaza stance posed no threat to Labour leader’s position but could presage more internal wrangling
Judges feared asylum seekers sent to Africa could be threatened with forcible repatriation to their home countries
Prime minister tries to rescue showpiece immigration policy after judges highlight risk of repatriation to countries of origin
Bigger than expected fall allows Rishi Sunak to say he has met pledge to halve rate of price rises
Braverman may not be the beneficiary, but the right will now seek to blame the centre-right cabinet for election defeat
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