Top minister caught questioning whether pensions triple lock is sustainable

Pensions: Currie analyses Sunak’s decision to protect triple lock A top Treasury minister has been left embarrassed after a recording emerged of him wondering whether welfare to some pensioners should be scrapped in favour of tackling child poverty. John Glen, who until last Monday’s reshuffle was the second in command…

Ex-BBC director calls for review of Israel Hamas war coverage amid outrage

A former BBC boss has called for an independent review into the corporation’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war and said Britain’s Jewish community is “being harmed through its unbalanced reporting”. The claims from Danny Cohen, a director of BBC Television from 2013 to 2015, follow a row last month that…

Suella Braverman warned timid Sunak six times Rwanda plans would not work

Ben Habib sets out Reform UK’s position on Braverman’s sacking Suella Braverman has used a weekend interview to blast Rishi sunak as “timid and tepid” claiming that it was his refusal to change direction which has left his illegal immigration policy in tatters. The former Home Secretary, who was sacked…

Nigel Farage considering bomshell return to politics after Im a Celebrity

Nigel Farage is considering booking a return to frontline politics if his jungle adventure goes to plan. The Brexit campaigner spoke of his ambitions in his final interview before he heads into camp for I’m A Celebrity, as well as criticising the predicament of the Conservative party. He also vowed…