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At the Spring Budget in March, Rishi Sunak spent roughly £9bn to help with the cost of living and received precious little credit for it. This is partly because at the same time, while inflation was hitting 7 per cent, the Chancellor chose to increase benefits by 3.1 per cent.…

Pressure mounting on prime minister to resign following publication of Sue Gray’s damning report

What is the new windfall tax on oil and gas companies? Rishi Sunak's Energy Profits Levy explained

The British government unveiled a multibillion-pound package Thursday to ease a severe cost-of-living squeeze, announcing the plan a day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed to “move on” from a months-long scandal over parties in government buildings during COVID-19 lockdowns.

The Prime Minister is 'not out of trouble', according to Chris Bryant

David Simmonds and John Baron added their names to a growing list of dissatisfied Tory MPs.

In today’s newsletter: When limiting the harm of the Partygate scandal is the government’s number one priority, what does that mean for how the country is run?

PM says he takes full responsibility but insists it never occurred to him the gatherings he attended broke rules

People in Wirral have called for the Prime Minister's resignation after Ms. Gray's damning findings

FEW Conservative MPs spoke out against Boris Johnson in the Commons following the publication of Sue Gray’s damning report on boozy…

The report was released on Wednesday.