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Boris Johnson: How lame is this prime ministerial duck?

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Boris Johnson: How lame is this prime ministerial duck?

Bernard Ponsonby

Swinney: I do not understand ‘the fuss’ over vaccine passports

Swinney: I do not understand ‘the fuss’ over vaccine passports

Is the honours system fit for purpose or should it scrapped?

Is the honours system fit for purpose or should it scrapped?

Boris Johnson pulls out of planned trip to vaccination clinic

Boris Johnson pulls out of planned trip to vaccination clinic

Devolved governments unite to demand action on ‘cost of living crisis’

Devolved governments unite to demand action on ‘cost of living crisis’

Rees-Mogg claims Douglas Ross is a ‘lightweight figure’ in Tory party

Rees-Mogg claims Douglas Ross is a ‘lightweight figure’ in Tory party

Douglas Ross: Johnson’s position as PM is ‘no longer tenable’

Douglas Ross: Johnson’s position as PM is ‘no longer tenable’

Photocopying prisoners letters ‘sees drop in jail drug incidents’

Photocopying prisoners letters ‘sees drop in jail drug incidents’

UK Government’s use of ‘VIP lane’ to give PPE contracts ruled unlawful

UK Government’s use of ‘VIP lane’ to give PPE contracts ruled unlawful

Boris Johnson labelled a ‘man without shame’ over No 10 gathering

Boris Johnson labelled a ‘man without shame’ over No 10 gathering

Ministers told ‘every day counts’ as firms wait for financial support

Ministers told ‘every day counts’ as firms wait for financial support

Government announces £12.5m fund to protect Scotland’s biodiversity

Government announces £12.5m fund to protect Scotland’s biodiversity

Prime Minister to face MPs as pressure grows over Downing Street party

Prime Minister to face MPs as pressure grows over Downing Street party

Douglas Ross: PM must resign if he was at bring-your-own-booze party

Douglas Ross: PM must resign if he was at bring-your-own-booze party

Proposed legal reforms ‘amount to interference with rule of law’

Proposed legal reforms ‘amount to interference with rule of law’

No limit on large-scale outdoor crowds from Monday as Covid rules ease

No limit on large-scale outdoor crowds from Monday as Covid rules ease

Kits to help Covid patients stay at home to free up hospital beds

Kits to help Covid patients stay at home to free up hospital beds

Calls grow for Johnson to resign over ‘bring your own booze party’

Calls grow for Johnson to resign over ‘bring your own booze party’

Police in contact with officials over claims of No 10 lockdown drinks

Police in contact with officials over claims of No 10 lockdown drinks

Why three political reputations are on the line in 2022

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Why three political reputations are on the line in 2022

Bernard Ponsonby

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