Harry Taylor

1 day ago | msn.com | Harry Taylor |Will Durrant

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1 day ago | msn.com | Harry Taylor |Will Durrant |Rhiannon James

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1 day ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Harry Taylor |Will Durrant

The Government should halt any legislation that could lead to prosecutions of British armed forces veterans for their service in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, a former Tory cabinet member has said. Sir David Davis said the attempts to put veterans through the legal system for their actions while serving in Northern Ireland was a “rewriting of history”. He said it could jeopardise the Ministry of Defence’s plans to increase recruitment and retention of personnel.

1 day ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Harry Taylor |Will Durrant |Rhiannon James

Sir Keir Starmer has criticised Kemi Badenoch as “unserious” after she claimed his attendance at the G7 and Nato summits helped him avoid Prime Minister’s Questions. The Prime Minister slapped down Mrs Badenoch’s dismissal of him as “irrelevant” on the global stage as she launched a barbed attack on Sir Keir while he gave a statement on the two international events to the Commons. Her tone was rebuked by one of her own backbenchers, who admitted he could have the whip withdrawn for his criticism.

2 days ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Will Durrant |Rhiannon James |Harry Taylor

Angela Rayner has said she is “proud” of Labour’s record in Government, after the Tories challenged her to say whether she was “embarrassed to be defending” proposed welfare reforms. Deputy Prime Minister Ms Rayner promised a debate on the welfare Bill next Tuesday as planned, despite 120 Labour MPs publicly backing a move to block the reforms. She criticised the Conservatives for having “no plan, no idea”, amid Labour efforts to temper benefits spending.