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Home Secretary James Cleverly said he will consider a call from Labour MP Judith Cummins, who urged ministers to lower the limit on how loud fireworks are allowed to be. The RSPCA has led calls for the move

Tory Home Secretary James Cleverly was forced to apologise in Parliament for using 'inappropriate language' during Prime Minister's Questions - but insisted he had insulted the Stockton North MP Alex Cunningham rather than Stockton

In a scathing attack Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper told MPs that James Cleverly is referred to as 'Corporal Calamity' as anger grows over record net migration figures

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

Using Beatles-style AI wizardry, the Sunday Mirror has cleaned up an audio recording of Labour's Alex Cunningham's question about Stockton in House of Commons - and James Cleverly's "unparliamentary" jibe allowing voters to listen to the remark in crystal clarity and decide for themselves

James Cleverly - who this week allegedly called Stockton a 'sh**thole' - is not the only Tory MP to have been accused of dissing or smearing areas across the UK

Migration figures are at a record high, workers are set for two decades of falling pay and it's emerged the rich will gain the most from the tax changes announced by Jeremy Hunt

Home Secretary James Cleverly has denied making the remark but the Conservative Mayor of the Tees Valley Ben Houchen accused him of 'dragging Stockton's name through the mud'

Home Secretary James Cleverly was accused of calling Stockton North MP Alex Cunningham's constituency a 'sh**hole' during a heated exchange in the Commons

Home Secretary James Cleverly strongly denied the accusation, while Labour MP Alex Cunningham said he was 'assured' it was him and called on him to 'apologise without reservation'

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt grilled Home Secretary James Cleverly for reportedly branding the Rwanda deportation deal as 'bats***'

Shadow Home Secretary James Cleverly did not deny describing the Rwanda project as "bats***" after Labour's Yvette Cooper claimed he'd done so in private

A poll conducted by YouGov on behalf of Labour Together asked the public to describe Rishi Sunak's immigration policies in their own words as the Rwanda plan was ruled unlawful

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman launched a fresh broadside at Rishi Sunak after the Supreme Court ruled the plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda was unlawful

On Wednesday the Supreme Court will deliver a final judgement on whether the Rwanda deportation scheme is legal amid calls from the Tory right for the UK to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)

Supporters of ousted Home Secretary Suella Braverman have threatened to "raise hell", while the appointment of David Cameron has left MPs "agog and angry" amid fresh WhatsApp plotting by rebels

Rishi Sunak has appointed David Cameron as Foreign Secretary as part of a Cabinet reshuffle, seven years after the former PM left office in 2016

After a day of political chaos with a major reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet - which included Suella Braverman's sacking - Darren Lewis celebrates the loss of Britain's 'most dangerous cabinet minister'

Downing Street said Rishi Sunak's new Cabinet will be 'focused on delivering the change the country needs' as he appointed David Cameron to a top job as Foreign Secretary

The list of who's in and who's out as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reshuffles his Cabinet after sacking Suella Braverman as Home Secretary and making David Cameron Foreign Secretary

Privately educated James Cleverly has a record of opposing efforts to improve the lives of the poor. What really gets the new Home Secretary's juices flowing is his passion for the Warhammer tabletop war games, beloved of those some describe as "nerds".

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is returning to Government as Foreign Secretary seven years after he left Downing Street following the Brexit referendum

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, launched in February 2022, has seen the western world impose huge wide-ranging sanctions on Russia and its economy. Even more have been announced today targeting Kremlin-backed gold and oil

Mirror man Jeremy Armstrong reports from the Israel-Gaza border with photographer Humphrey Nemar - as President Biden suggests a break would allow time for Israeli hostages to be released by Hamas

Surgeon Dr Abdel Hammad was still waiting in Gaza to cross into Egypt near the Rafah crossing on Wednesday evening after it opened earlier in the day, but has since crossed safely