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The Institute for Government (IfG) has issued a list of shame highlighting areas where the public is being let down with NHS waiting lists soaring, councils going bankrupt and the prison service in crisis

Kevin Maguire says Keir Starmer is caught between a rock and a hard place as he could alienate either the Jewish community or the Muslim population with his stance on the war in Gaza

Labour says it is a sign of the "abject lack of integrity" at the heart of the Tory Party after Peter Bone was seen canvassing with DWP minister Tom Pursglove days after being banned from Parliament

Helen MacNamara, who was Deputy Cabinet Secretary, will tell the Covid Inquiry this week Boris Johnson 'never warmed' to emergency Cobra meetings when he was Prime Minister

Science Minister Michelle Donelan appeared on TV and radio shows on behalf of the Government after Tom Pursglove was pictured knocking doors with Peter Bone despite his Commons suspension

Layla Moran's relatives, who are Palestinian Christians, are currently stranded with around 100 people in a church in Gaza, , where Israeli forces are expanding attacks

Body coach Joe Wicks said he met with the former Prime Minister but turned him down because he didn't think Boris Johnson was sincere about the public health project

Victoria Derbyshire stepped in to lead the political staple TV show, as she interviewed politicians from across the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem parties on this week's news

Tom Pursglove was not thinking straight if he imagined it would be acceptable to campaign alongside a shamed MP who no longer represents his party

DWP Minister Tom Pursglove went canvassing with Peter Bone in Northamptonshire after the veteran MP was given a six week suspension from Parliament over claims he bullied an aide

The former Health Secretary’s shameless bleating will be seen on Sunday's episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins when he complains that people think he's corrupt

The former Prime Minister, who once pushed a Tory green agenda, was hired to boost investment in the Chinese-funded project which involved 'ocean grabbing and sand mining'

The whole motif of the last couple of years has been Labour is a reformed party, all the hatchets buried, ready to govern. Thing is, they just can’t keep a lid on things.

Biden runs four points behind Trump and handling of global policy looks to be cause for concern for the sitting president. The majority of Americans do not back the presidents' approach to geopolitics.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has taken more short haul private flights around the UK than any of his predecessors including Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss

Boris Johnson's former adviser Dominic Cummings has been summoned to give evidence at the Covid Inquiry, where he is expected to be grilled on everything from Partygate to lockdowns

From Partygate to a bad Brexit deal and lie after lie after lie, the ex-Prime Minister proves himself just like Donald Trump, incapable of telling the truth

Ex-Tory Chancellor George Osborne said the exchanges - which are due to be made public next week as part of the Covid inquiry - could further tarnish the Government’s reputation

With Gaza cut off from all communications, electricity and water, forces pounded the strip as it was poised for a full scale invasion, increasing fears for the local population

The damage Tory ­governments have done to this country is immeasurable, says Brian Reade, and as the PM scraps the cap on bankers' bonuses while hundreds of thousands still rely on foodbanks, he hopes voters will remember the pain and Sunak's priorities

Disgraced former PM Boris Johnson will join the television channel GB News 'shortly', just months after he landed a new job as a columnist for the Daily Mail newspaper

Trump’s legal woes continue as he has begun battling the first of his four indictments. But one insider claims the former President is 'unfazed and happy,' despite his social media outbursts

Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to call for a ceasefire amid growing unease in the party ranks, including among some frontbenchers, at the leader’s position on the crisis

The number of people hit by Universal Credit deductions rose by 54,200 to 2.3million in the three months to May. In total, £6.8million per month was withheld from payments

Cross-party MPs have raised a string of doubts over the Home Secretary's ability to clear a mammoth backlog and deal with "unacceptable" costs, warning of 'alarming' compromises