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MPs are banned from claiming expenses for campaign leaflets - and are only allowed to charge taxpayers for non-political informational publications

Social media star Simon Harris, 40, was paid a whopping six-figure sum to help Essex County Council run their Facebook page, among other duties, during the coronavirus pandemic

The Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has said that if Fujitsu is found culpable the Government would want to “secure proper recompense on behalf of the taxpayer”

Television star Carol Vorderman, who is the presenter of the Pride of Britain Awards, is leading calls for 'tenacious' campaigner Alan Bates to receive at least a CBE

The Government of Great Britain would be much, much better – not hard, admittedly – if it were run like BBC TV show The Traitors - with regular Banishments to keep the cast fresh, and always on their toes

Biden did not know the Pentagon chief had been in the intensive care unit at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Zara Aleena's aunt has accused Belmarsh of a coverup after it was revealed neither the prison service nor Cabinet ministers knew anything about killer Jordan McSweeney behind-bars affair

Former Cabinet minister Nadhim Zahawi surprised viewers of ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office with an unexpected cameo appearance as himself in the mini-series

The technology, which allows drivers not to concentrate on the road, could boost road safety and make it easier for disabled people to travel independently

The King said the sentiment of 'do to others as you would have them do to you' applies more than ever given the death tolls in the Hamas-Israel war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Royal Navy warships HMS Diamond and HMS Lancaster are on patrol in the Red Sea following a series of attacks on shipping by Iranian-backed Houthis

Security Minister Tom Tugendhat aimed a jibe at his Cabinet colleague David Cameron, the Foreign Secretary, eight years after the then PM predicted a "golden era" of relations with Beijing

Johny Mercer, who Rishi Sunak appointed to his Cabinet, filmed episodes of prison documentary Banged Up in November 2022. The programme saw him smoke a roll-up cigarette that had been smuggled into his cell in another inmate's anus

Foreign Secretary David Cameron is under pressure to declare how much he earned from his role as an adviser to Greensill Capital before it collapsed leaving taxpayers out of pocket

More than £140million has already been handed to the African nation by UK Home Secretaries in the past two years - despite not a single asylum seeker being sent there

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson will give evidence at the Covid Inquiry on Wednesday and Thursday, when he'll face difficult questions about his time in No10

The former Health Secretary endured two days of questions at the Covid Inquiry where he was interrogated on deaths in care homes and the decisions to impose lockdowns

The Cabinet minister Esther McVey was asked by a member of the BBC Question Time audience: 'I just wonder if it tells us something the Tory Party needs a minister for common sense?'

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was branded petulant after cancelling a meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a bizarre spat over the Elgin Marbles, but claims he is still more statesmanlike than Keir Starmer

Immigration Robert Jenrick told MPs that he would have put forward a plan to tackle migration a year ago if he could after facing the anger of Tory MPs including Jonathan Gullis and Lee Anderson

Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham also accused ministers of 'behaving appallingly' as he gave evidence to the Covid Inquiry along with Sadiq Khan and Steve Rotheram

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed she and Rishi Sunak reached an agreement on policies to limit net migration in the run-up to him becoming Prime Minister last autumn, including on a £40,000 minimum salary

Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer faced accusations of "dereliction of duty" for not helping nuclear survivors find their missing medical records, but accused others of "politicisation"

New Foreign Secretary David Cameron mocked Boris Johnson's No10 farewell reference to Cincinnatus - a Roman leader who returned from his farm to lead for a second time

The former Prime Minister who is no longer an MP dressed in ceremonial robes as he took his place in the House of Lords this afternoon, officially becoming Lord Cameron