Amy Gibbons
Political Correspondent at The Telegraph
Political correspondent @Telegraph • #30ToWatch 2024 • Get in touch: [email protected] • Was @PA, @Tes & @EADT24 • Loves birds 🐦⬛ • Views mine
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1 week ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Amy Gibbons
Sarah Pochin won the Runcorn seat for Reform by just six votes - Getty Images /Oli ScarffJust three years ago, Sarah Pochin was welcoming refugees from Afghanistan and Syria to Cheshire. Now, as the county’s newest MP, she has struck a rather different tone, declaring her seat of Runcorn a “dumping ground for illegal immigrants” where people feel “unsafe” on the streets.
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2 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Amy Gibbons
Thousands of government phones and laptops have been lost or stolen under Labour’s watch, The Telegraph can reveal. In just 10 months, more than 3,000 devices have been mislaid or lost to theft, equivalent to 10 per day, raising concerns over sensitive information “falling into the wrong hands”. The Ministry of Justice was responsible for most of the losses, misplacing nearly 1,000 items, followed by the Ministry of Defence and the Home Office.
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2 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | Amy Gibbons
Rachel Reeves is being investigated by Parliament’s standards watchdog over her declaration of free theatre tickets. The parliamentary standards commissioner has launched an inquiry into a potential breach of rules by the Chancellor relating to a “registration of interest”. The Telegraph understands the matter concerns the declaration of free tickets to the National Theatre that Ms Reeves was given last year.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Amy Gibbons
John Healey, the Defence Secretary, left, met his counterpart Pete Hegseth in Washington last month - Carla Rutherford/MoD CrownWhen the Defence Secretary met his US counterpart in Washington last month, there was no reining in the warm words for the cameras. But while he tipped his hat to Pete Hegseth in the Pentagon, John Healey would not be roped into paying for a solid bronze cowboy statue he was given by Team Trump.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Amy Gibbons |Ollie Corfe
Millions to deliver verdict on Labour's return to No 10 amid expectations of Reform surge on May 1Sir Keir Starmer is facing his first test at the ballot box as Prime Minister on May 1. It's a big day for Labour, with millions of people set to deliver their verdict on the party's rocky return to Downing Street. But it's the Tories who are likely to be hit the hardest, polling suggests, while Reform UK is expected to make inroads across the country.
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