Robert Jenrick is set to hand his nominations to the powerful 1922 Committee this morning, insisting he can win back voters from Reform.
Robert Jenrick is set to hand his nominations to the powerful 1922 Committee this morning, insisting he can win back voters from Reform.
Robert Jenrick is set to hand his nominations to the powerful 1922 Committee this morning, insisting he can win back voters from Reform.
Tom Tugendhat has followed James Cleverly in formally announcing he is a candidate to succeed Rishi Sunak.
Rishi Sunak seemed to take a deliberately low-key approach during his first weekly clash with Keir Starmer this afternoon.
Priti Patel is expected to throw her hat into the ring to succeed Rishi Sunak as nominations open this evening.
The secretary of state sought to soothe concerns on campuses that the previous government's plans for a crackdown on foreign student visas could hit university coffers
James Cleverly has become the first Tory MP to announce he will run for the Tory leadership .
Amy Rugg-Easey, 33, Alexandra Wilson, 32, Mathieu Soete, 38, and Michael Grant, 64, are on trial over the demonstration.
James Cleverly swiped at rival Suella Braverman for 'factionalising' the party this morning as he indicated he is likely to stand.
A 'compromise' plan was drawn up by the 1922 committee which will see a new leader to replace Rishi Sunak (pictured) announced on November 2.
A study has revealed nine in ten chief executives regularly work from home despite companies trying to force workers back to their desks.
Mel Stride boasted that his TV interviews during the disastrous election campaign had 'cut through' with voters.
Shadow chancellor Mr Hunt warned that elections are 'always won from the centre ground' after the former Home Secretary launched an astonishing attack on party moderates.
Officials on the Conservative Party Board met Bob Blackman, chairman of the 1922 Committee of Tory backbenchers, yesterday.
Keir Starmer has been warned the radical overhaul of employment rights featured in his first legislative package risks mass job losses and firms going bust.
The King's Speech included a vow to give employees a right to flexible working from 'day one', as well as immediate access to sickness and parental leave.
Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted to 'unlock growth and take the brakes off Britain'. But the Prime Minister was warned that a radical package of employment rights could have the opposite effect.
The former prime minister, who lost her seat in the General Election , accused officials of breaching the civil service code today by showing political bias.
While onlookers might assume their friendly demeanor was just a performance, behavioural guru Judi James said their body language suggested otherwise.
The pair were seen exchanging small talk during the traditional procession from the Commons to the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament.
