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Sunak and Javid leave prime minister fighting for survival
Sunak and Javid’s resignations confirm sense of decay in Downing Street
The chancellor and health secretary issued stinging written rebukes to Boris Johnson
From legal aid cuts to the case backlog, the government must take responsibility for the current meltdown
Letter from former Foreign Office head says UK prime minister was told of allegations of inappropriate behaviour
PM expects officers to deploy new legal powers as fears grow that ‘gilets jaunes’-style movement will take root
The UK government should stop half measures and recreate an Audit Commission that can deliver reliable data on local authorities
Labour seeks ‘urgent answers’ as fresh claims emerge of alleged inappropriate behaviour by former Tory whip
The Metropolitan Police is overwhelmed, badly run and beset by scandal, and only radical reform will win back public trust
UK ministers allot interim payouts to those who brought legal action against Post Office
As with social care, problems in the sector are legion — not least provision and cost
Independent committee’s report points to shortcomings on net zero-related emissions reductions
Ben Wallace wants ‘peace dividend’ invested as head of army condemns ‘brutal aggression’ in Ukraine
Government worried about ‘perverse consequences’ of applying policy including risk of losing investment
History tells us politicians prefer to jump ship in secrecy, and both parties need to commit to the change
Chancellor will face hard choices as rising debt interest payments, falling wages and pressure on services bite
The first minister will on Tuesday flesh out her plan for a new referendum on breaking away from the UK
Defiant UK prime minister brushes off by-election defeats and vows to tackle cost of living crisis and war in Ukraine
Mood gloomier than at height of pandemic or in 2008 financial crisis as inflation hits household pockets
Ministers examine more generous deals because of concern about strikes
Public sector pay dispute and rail strikes stress-test the Tory election machine
Plus, inside the UK’s efforts to keep Arm within its borders and Mars’s shift from candy bars to cat food
Ministers warned that deregulation could threaten independence of watchdog role
Government seeks to secure domestic jab supply and prepare for future pandemics in deal with Boston biotech
As economists start to quantify the damage from leaving the EU, a tentative debate has begun over how to soften the blow
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