As polls continue to predict a Labour landslide, what does it mean to control the agenda in the House of Commons?
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Jeremy Paxman’s most memorable put downs on University Challenge
Amol Rajan will replace Paxman as host of the show after 29 years.
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Ben Wallace resigns as Sunak set to appoint new defence secretary
Mr Wallace announced last month he would resign from the senior Cabinet role at the next reshuffle.
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Patel and Rees-Mogg should not be given honours, David Lammy says
The shadow foreign secretary said the two former senior ministers should not be rewarded due to their records in Government.
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King tells Starmer: You must be ‘utterly exhausted and nearly on your knees’
Charles welcomed the Labour leader to Buckingham Palace as he prepared to appoint him as the UK’s next prime minister.
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Nottingham joins other universities in asking courts to help end protest camps
A number of educational institutions have taken legal action over Pro-Palestinian protests on campus.
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Son of Asia’s richest man ties knot in year’s most extravagant wedding
The guest list reportedly included Sir Tony Blair and Boris Johnson as well as a galaxy of stars such as Adele and Drake.
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UK has given Russia and China ‘ammunition’ to breach international law — Lammy
The shadow foreign secretary said a future Labour government would have an ‘unwavering respect for the rule of law’.
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Netanyahu condemns ‘shameful’ partial suspension of UK arms exports to Israel
The Israeli Prime Minister said ‘Britain’s misguided decision will only embolden Hamas’.
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UK support for Israel ‘unshakeable’ says Healey amid backlash over arms decision
Defence Secretary John Healey said the UK had a duty to suspend some arms exports over concerns they could be used in breach of international law.
