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Minister Roasted Over Government's 'Misleading' Defence Spending Pledge

Stig Abell asked: "Was your government trying to con us yesterday?"
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Why Is The Met Police Chief Facing Calls To Quit?

Sir Mark Rowley is being pressured to step down after one of his officers described someone as "openly Jewish".
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'Isn't That Ridiculous?' Health Secretary's Refusal To Weigh In On Food Policy Leaves Minister In Hot Seat

Victoria Atkins' decision was slammed by a Times Radio presenter.
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Chris Bryant Lays Into Parliament's Rules About Calling MPs Liars, Labelling It 'An Irony'

The Labour MP said there was an "irony" that other MPs were suspended for accusing Boris Johnson of lying.
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Gary Lineker Says Paying MPs More Would Help Attract 'Great Minds'

The Match of The Day host said he would not be tempted to run himself.
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Rail Strikes: Mick Lynch Accuses Ministers Of Torpedoing Deal

Transport secretary Mark Harper hit back: “That’s simply not true."
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Tory Dover MP Slams Rishi Sunak's Deal With France On Migrant Crisis

"It doesn’t match the scale or urgency of the small boats crisis," Natalie Elphicke said.
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Yvette Cooper Slaps Down Stephen Kinnock Over Labour ID Card Confusion

He suggested a new identity scheme was being looked at “very, very carefully indeed”.
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Cabinet Minister Slams Williamson Over Claims He Told Civil Servant 'Slit Your Throat'

Asked if Williamson is a "good bloke", Mel Stride said he has "particular talents".
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'We Could Have Handled Partygate A Lot Better', Minister Admits

Paul Scully said that in his opinion Boris Johnson did not “knowingly” mislead parliament.
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