Politics

The latest blue-on-blue attack comes after Truss said she would prioritise tax cuts over "handouts" to struggling households.
“Unless we provide a safe route, we are complicit with the people smugglers," Sir John Kerr claimed.
Consumer rights champion calls for urgent plan, saying: "People's livelihoods, mental wellbeing and in some cases very lives depend on this."
The government is also drawing up emergency plans in case nurses walk out on strike.
The FBI and the US Justice Department are yet to publicly comment.
"There is a fundamental difference of opinion between the two leadership candidates".
The deputy prime minister launched his attack after the leadership favourite ruled out giving 'handouts' to the poor.
The former US president said, "They even broke into my safe!" after the FBI raided his Mar-a-Lago residence.
Blue-on-blue attacks dramatically stepped up, with Dominic Raab claiming Truss's plans are an “electoral suicide note”.
“Nothing like this has ever happened to a president of the United States before," Trump said in a statement.