Nick Timothy accused the force of being influenced by pro-Gaza independent MP Ayoub Khan
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch defended Kevin Hollinrake, saying he was making a ‘joke’ at the rival party’s expense
By Ben Conway
A social media innovator, the great-grandson of Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert is an essential member of ‘Team Jenrick’
By contrast, support for the two main parties has fallen below 60 per cent – the lowest combined level ever recorded
By Siam Goorwich
Dr Alan Mendoza, husband of JLC chief executive Claudia Mendoza, is also a councillor on Westminster City Council
As the high-profile bill is not government legislation, it is being debated on Fridays
The Culture Secretary addressed the House of Commons in the wake of Tim Davie’s and Deborah Turness’s resignations
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The Conservative Party leader spoke to the JC in a visit to Menorah Primary School in Golders Green
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The former cabinet minister only found out his relative was safe when he saw images of him on the news
Foreign citizens who exhibit racial religious hatred or support for terrorism should be ejected from the country, Chris Philp has said
‘There are many causes: Islamism, media bias in reporting the war in the Middle East, the inability of authorities to go after serial wrongdoers while instead focusing on minor infractions of the law-abiding population and so much more’
By Kemi Badenoch
By Stephen Pollard
The party’s sudden zeal for Palestinian statehood isn’t about foreign policy – it’s about vote counts. Muslim blocs in 110 key seats are calling the tune, and Wes Streeting knows it
By Phil Rosenberg
Phil Rosenberg on how the Board of Deputies is responding to the ever-changing political environment
Starmer’s party now third in popularity behind the Conservatives and Reform UK
Shadow home secretary Chris Philp called for Lord Hermer to be sacked over the remarks
By Jake Wallis Simons
Somehow, MPs have come to the conclusion that the Conservatives’ biggest problem is that they’re not sufficiently pro-Palestine