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'He's their worst nightmare!' Nigel Farage 'runs rings around' Labour MPs amid calls to 'cancel' ex-UKIP leader from I'm A Celeb jungle
Nadia Whittome and Kim Johnson were accused of seeking to 'cancel' Nigel Farage by calling on the public to evict him from the jungle
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PoliticsVictory for Llanelli! Home Office scraps plans for migrant hotel after community fury
The plans were met with resistance from local residents
PoliticsAssisted dying bill to be brought forward with MPs set to vote in weeks
There has been increasing momentum in support of legalising assisted dying
PoliticsLabour MP points finger at SNP for Scotland’s ‘huge antisemitism problem’
Joani Reid was elected as the MP for East Kilbride & Strathaven with a 9,057 vote majority of her SNP rival Grant Costello
PoliticsStarmer's Attorney General 'advised Caribbean nations' on slavery reparations as ex-colonies demand £18tn pay-out
Lord Hermer assisted Caricom and human rights lawyers a decade ago
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Nigel Farage warns of Channel crossing surge within HOURS as UK-France deal ends: 'A very busy day!'
Rishi Sunak's 2023 deal with the French patrol will officially end at midnight tonight
'Shuffling the deckchairs!' Lee Anderson tears into Andy Burnham amid plans to replace Rachel Reeves with 'Shabana Mahmood'
The current Home Secretary is the front runner to become the new Chancellor
Misley Mandarin blasts 'disgusting' Labour over bid to remove Chagossians from British territory: 'Appalling!'
A senior Foreign Office official has said plans to hand over the archipelago were 'unlikely to change' under Andy Burnham
Labour accused of 'business rates betrayal' as millions face income tax hike: 'No wonder they're struggling!'
Millions of Britons are set to be pushed into higher tax bands as part of a £210billion increase in income tax
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Donald Trump's plan to punish Nato is about to collide with an immovable object: revanchist Russia
Nato may be under strain, but it’s nowhere near time to give up on it yet, writes former army officer Lt Col Stuart Crawford
Peers warned blocking Sunak's Illegal Migration Bill will be 'suicide' for House of Lords
Peter Lilley said the bill will be passed despite opposition from the Archbishop of Canterbury
Keir Starmer messaged Lord Mandelson the night before US ambassador announcement to say he was 'looking forward to working together'
The Prime Minister continues to fight for his jobs after days of opposition politicians calling for his resignation
'Obviously!' Top Tory admits Kemi Badenoch will consider coalition with Nigel Farage before predicting Reform revolt in Red Wall
'I’m talking about the practicalities of keeping Labour out of Government,' Ben Houchen said
Andy Burnham refuses to back down on Net Zero pledge amid mounting pressure over energy costs
The Prime Minister said the best way to lower bills was to cut the link between gas and the price of electricity
Labour admits critical 'design flaw' in Britain's benefits system
Currently, around 4.27 million have no requirement to look for work, a figure Pat McFadden said needs to be reduced