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No 10 says ‘categorically untrue’ that Rishi Sunak knew about tax fine at time of appointment

State witness Jonathan Dowdall's claims of the meet cannot be backed up by the phone data at all

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The King laid a wreath at the Cenotaph at Whitehall in remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice

Britain's King Charles led Remembrance Day commemorations in London on Sunday for the first time as monarch, laying a newly designed wreath after a two-minute silence at The Cenotaph war memorial.

Thousands of veterans took part in the parade down Whitehall.

The Missing Medal demo stopped traffic and saw families in tears as they laid wreaths at the Cenotaph ahead of Remembrance Sunday. Dozens of atomic test veterans and their families marched down Whitehall

Just Stop Oil protesters attempted to scale the gates of Downing Street on Tuesday morning - calling for stiffer windfall taxes for energy firms after BP announced a £7bn quarterly profit. At 11:15am, 22 environmental activists “swarmed towards the gates” of Downing Street, home to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, with…

The item was later judged to be non-suspicious by police

A stretch of Whitehall a few hundred metres long has been shut with “police do not cross” tape after a suspicious package was found as hundreds evacuated

Crowds of Extinction Rebellion protesters arrived in Whitehall on Friday, waving flags, setting off flares, chanting and banging drums.