Politics

Former Chancellor George Osborne hailed David Cameron's return to the Government as Foreign Secretary as he said Rishi Sunak had performed "a handbrake turn" with the appointment

Former Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to a major role in politics as the country's new Foreign Secretary. The appointment comes as part of Rish Sunak's cabinet reshuffle after the sacking of Suella Braverman

Since leaving No10 David Cameron has been at the centre of a lobbying scandal, criticised Rishi Sunak's decision to scrap the northern leg of HS2, and faced an interrogation by the Covid Inquiry over his austerity measures

The list of who's in and who's out as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reshuffles his Cabinet after sacking Suella Braverman as Home Secretary and making David Cameron Foreign Secretary

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron has now become a peer, meaning he can sit in Rishi Sunak's Cabinet as Foreign Secretary without voters getting a say

Privately educated James Cleverly has a record of opposing efforts to improve the lives of the poor. What really gets the new Home Secretary's juices flowing is his passion for the Warhammer tabletop war games, beloved of those some describe as "nerds".

Tory Suella Braverman has been ousted as Home Secretary after weeks of controversy. We ask, was the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak right to sack her?

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is returning to Government as Foreign Secretary seven years after he left Downing Street following the Brexit referendum

Tory Suella Braverman has been ousted as Home Secretary after weeks of controversy as she was accused of inflaming tensions around Armistice Day protests, with James Cleverly taking her place

Defence Minister James Heappey insisted Suella Braverman was 'not entirely' responsible for ugly scenes at the Cenotaph, as speculation builds that Rishi Sunak could hold reshuffle

The gulf between what French and German steel manufacturers pay compared with the costs faced by UK steel companies has been laid bare in a study by the industry's trade body

If dithering Rishi Sunak does not sack Braverman he will be backing a harmful Home Secretary, says the Voice of the Mirror

'Sunak shares much of Braverman’s Right-wing reactionary social conservatism and tortured worldview. He too wanted the lawful pro-Palestinian march banned.'

Labour blamed the Home Secretary for sowing “hatred and mistrust” and called on her to quit after she was blamed for violence on Armistice Day

Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy called for a "full and immediate humanitarian pause" in Israel's war on Hamas - but stopped short of demanding a ceasefire

A study by the Silver Voices campaign group has laid bare the difficulties pensioners face in securing face-to-face appointments with their family doctors - forcing some to go private

A Conservative MP who is vice-chairwoman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Steel has raised fears of how Britain could be left relying on foreign firms for the metal it needs

Under-fire Home Secretary Suella Braverman is likely to demand the UK withdraws from the European Convention on Human Rights (EDHR) if the Rwanda scheme is deemed illegal by the Supreme Court

Theresa May shared an image of former Prime Ministers at the Cenotaph - but there were only six in the shot, with flash-in-a-pan leader Liz Truss cropped out

Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron, Gordon Brown, Sir Tony Blair and Sir John Major attended the national Remembrance Sunday service - though Ms Truss did not lay a wreath during her 49-day premiership

In an extraordinary broadside at her former cabinet colleague, Nadine Dorries told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that any "sensible" politician wouldn't have been at Victoria Station

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps was told by Laura Kuenssberg that cabinet members are fed up of Suella Braverman "shooting her mouth off"

Suella Braverman was at the Cenotaph alongside war heroes, royals and senior colleagues despite being accused of inciting ugly scenes at the memorial yesterday

The latest official data, up to March 2022, shows London increase its housing stock by 8% since Mr Khan took office in 2016, compared to just 6% for the rest of England

Property mogul Charles McDowell, who is a member of the Party’s Treasurer Committee, tweeted that he “feel[s] sorry for Peter Bone”, adding that it “is beyond imagination” that anyone could feel bullied by him