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Philip Hammond signals he could vote to bring down Boris Johnson
Chancellor refuses to rule out supporting no-confidence motion to stop no-deal Brexit
Read more » | Desktop version »Coalition's voluntary salt limits have been 'public health disaster'
Switch in 2011 led to thousands of cases of heart disease, stroke and cancer, say researchers
Read more » | Desktop version »Sadiq Khan calls for new powers to impose London rent controls
Exclusive: Report sets out blueprint for overhaul of rental sector including devolved powers
Read more » | Desktop version »Sajid Javid urges public figures to mind their language to fight extremism
Home secretary says he knows ‘what it’s like to be told to back to where I came from’
Read more » | Desktop version »May throws down gauntlet to successor over paternity leave
PM says she hopes better paternity leave and time off to care for premature infants will be one of her lasting legacies
Read more » | Desktop version »Tory rebels send stark warning to Boris Johnson over no-deal Brexit
Emphatic majority in vote aiming to prevent suspension of parliament in October
Read more » | Desktop version »Revenue chief who received death threats over Brexit steps down
Jon Thompson is set for new role in Whitehall as head of Financial Reporting Council
Read more » | Desktop version »£1.3m in bonuses paid to Brexit department civil servants
About 16,000 civil servants have worked on Brexit at estimated cost of £1.5bn to date
Read more » | Desktop version »Boris Johnson refuses to answer questions over party in Lebedev mansion
Potential PM will not say whether he had police protection during weekend in Italy while foreign secretary
Read more » | Desktop version »What diplomats really think about Boris Johnson
‘He was smart, but he had the attention span of a gnat,’ says one official – so what kind of PM will he be?
Read more » | Desktop version »MPs pass amendment seeking to thwart no-deal Brexit prorogation
Minister resigns and others do not vote as amendment is passed by 41 votes in Commons
Read more » | Desktop version »Kipper rules Boris Johnson blamed on EU are actually British, says Brussels
Europe’s ‘pointless’ regulations on food are in fact UK rules, commission tells MP
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