Watch live as Rishi sunak holds a press conference on Thursday (7 December) as the Prime Minister faces a growing crisis over his emergency Rwanda legislation.

Former home secretary refuses to back Rishi sunak’s deportation plan and says Tories are in a ‘perilous situation’

Payout from TCI, where Rishi sunak was once employed, amounts to more than £1m for every working day

Former home secretary criticises PM’s Rwanda asylum bill saying it should ‘totally exclude international law’

Tory former attorney general said his party is now ‘split between people who believe in the rule of law, and people who don’t actually believe in the rule of law at all’

Outgoing immigration minister says he does not believe new bill ‘provides us with the best possible chances of success” in getting the Rwanda flights to take off’

Outgoing immigration minister says he does not believe new bill ‘provides us with the best possible chances of success” in getting the Rwanda flights to take off’

In a bruising interview, the former home secretary claimed she was merely being ‘honest’ and would not ‘shy away’ from confronting difficult issues

 

Robert Jenrick told Rishi sunak ‘The fortunes of the Conservative Party at the next general election are at stake’

Rishi sunak’s premiership in turmoil as he fails to quell right-wing revolt over his Rwanda legislation

Emergency legislation stops short of leaving European convention on human rights and will infuriate Tory hard right

Ex-home secretary warns Tories faces ‘electoral oblivion’ soon if sunak’s new bill does not opt out of European human rights law

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Rishi sunak was accused of taking food from the mouths of poor children during Prime Minister’s Questions on 6 December. The Prime Minister was questioned by Labour MP for Rotherham Sarah Champion over the Government’s decision to end the Househo ...

Sir Keir Starmer mocked Rishi sunak’s Rwanda treaty during Wednesday’s PMQs (6 December). “I would say that this treaty’s got more holes in it than Swiss cheese, but I don’t want to wind up the prime minister by talking about a European cou ...

PM says sorry for delays – but insists law enforcing legal duty of candour not necessary

European Commission wants to push back new rules until 2027 in boost for Rishi sunak

Watch as Rishi sunak goes head to head with Sir Keir Starmer in Prime Minister’s Questions as the Conservatives face a revolt over the Rwanda treaty on Wednesday (6 December).

PM has been warned of rebellion by Conservatives on both left and right – and possible ministerial resignations – over plans to get around human rights law