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With the Prime Minister already facing revolt on his backbenches over immigration, the return of David Cameron has been met with stony silence by Tories in the North and Midlands

Multi-millionaire Prime Minister Rishi Sunak used the hammer on its side as he tried to help make a piece of jewellery on a visit to a studio in West Yorkshire

The Prime Minister was pressed about whether his plans to create a smoke-free generation were still in gear after New Zealand - which spearheaded the idea - rolled back

In a desperate attempt to improve polling ratings, Rishi Sunak could hold an early Spring Budget in February so tax cuts have enough time to improve people's finances

Ex-Deputy Chief Medical Officer Sir Jonathan Van Tam told the Covid-19 inquiry how he received anonymous threats from someone saying they were going to cut the throats of his family and was told to move out of his home

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak could face a ferocious backlash after it emerged from the Covid inquiry that he allegedly said the government should 'just let people die' during the pandemic

Ex-Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance handed his private diaries to the Covid Inquiry which detail extraordinary claims over the running of Government during the pandemic

The Conservatives vowed at the last election that they would not raise national insurance, but Rishi Sunak hiked it as he took the country to its highest tax burden in 70 years

A wooden barrier will be erected around Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Grade II listed mansion in Kirby Sigston, North Yorkshire, against the objections of some locals

An average of £25billion was wasted by the Tory Government every year since the 2019 election – almost all when Rishi Sunak was Chancellor or Prime Minister, claim campaigners

Spending was due to be cut from September with the Government promising not to renew a £40million contract which funded the flights - but we can reveal the deal has been extended

The Redfield & Wilton poll found almost a third of voters (29%) believe new Foreign Secretary David Cameron achieved nothing at all in his six years as Prime Minister

Conservative MPs have suggested the Prime Minister could call an election if his latest attempt to salvage his Rwanda migrant plan gets blocked by the House of Lords

After Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveiled ambitious plans to gradually phase out cigarette smoking over the course of many years, we asked readers in our poll if they agreed with the scheme

Rishi Sunak has faced his biggest blow yet as Prime Minister after the Supreme Court ruled his Rwanda scheme unlawful. His sinister plans to save the illegal project should worry us all

Rishi Sunak has announced he plans to bring forward "emergency legislation" in a desperate bid to bring the Rwanda scheme forward in spite of a Supreme Court ruling

The Find Out Now poll conducted in the wake of Monday’s reshuffle found support for the Tories has fallen even further in the past fortnight as Labour makes gains

The PM gloated 'we’ve done it' after the consumer prices index dropped last month, from 6.7% to 4.6% - but experts say the main reasons were nothing to do with the Government

The Prime Minister refused to condemn the Conservative Party Chairman after he suggested that minister 'should just put the planes in the air now and send them to Rwanda'

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

The former Tory minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns said rebels could end up looking 'very stupid toppling another leader' but said the party has to 'bite the bullet now'

The long-awaited Supreme Court decision on the controversial Rwanda deportation project leaves Rishi Sunak's pledge to stop the boats in tatters after Suella Braverman accused him of having no Plan B

The ex-Home Secretary accused the Prime Minister of 'lacking in the qualities of leadership this country needs' after he removed her from the Cabinet

All four of the Great Offices of State - PM, Chancellor, Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary - are now filled by men who went to private schools which now charge tens of thousands per year