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Conservatives call for House probe into case of two men charged with terrorism offences | CBC News

Conservative MPs want the House public safety committee to investigate a Toronto father-son duo facing terrorism charges, expressing concerns about the immigration screening process.

Election campaigning is not optional, Rishi Sunak warns Conservative MPs

Rishi Sunak emphasizes mandatory campaigning for MPs during election season.

Education secretary grilled over ban on gender identity discussion in schools

Education secretary Gillian Keegan under scrutiny for claims of 72 genders and inappropriate teaching in schools.

Losing the whip: who are the 18 UK MPs sitting as independents?

The growing number of Conservative MPs losing the party whip to become independents may impact the party's standing in the Commons.

Met Police launches investigation into Westminster honeytrap messages

Metropolitan Police launched formal investigation into unsolicited messages sent to MPs in the Westminster honeytrap scandal.
Conservative MPs Luke Evans and William Wragg were victims of cyberflashing and blackmail, leading to police involvement.

National Trust defends scone recipe after secretly' making it vegan

The National Trust faced criticism for selling vegan scones with vegetable spread instead of butter.
The charity defended its decision by highlighting that their scones have been made without butter for years.

Conservatives call for House probe into case of two men charged with terrorism offences | CBC News

Conservative MPs want the House public safety committee to investigate a Toronto father-son duo facing terrorism charges, expressing concerns about the immigration screening process.

Election campaigning is not optional, Rishi Sunak warns Conservative MPs

Rishi Sunak emphasizes mandatory campaigning for MPs during election season.

Education secretary grilled over ban on gender identity discussion in schools

Education secretary Gillian Keegan under scrutiny for claims of 72 genders and inappropriate teaching in schools.

Losing the whip: who are the 18 UK MPs sitting as independents?

The growing number of Conservative MPs losing the party whip to become independents may impact the party's standing in the Commons.

Met Police launches investigation into Westminster honeytrap messages

Metropolitan Police launched formal investigation into unsolicited messages sent to MPs in the Westminster honeytrap scandal.
Conservative MPs Luke Evans and William Wragg were victims of cyberflashing and blackmail, leading to police involvement.

National Trust defends scone recipe after secretly' making it vegan

The National Trust faced criticism for selling vegan scones with vegetable spread instead of butter.
The charity defended its decision by highlighting that their scones have been made without butter for years.
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Rishi Sunak desperately lobbying Tory MPs to avoid defeat on Rwanda bill

Rishi Sunak is lobbying Conservative MPs to support his Rwanda bill to avoid undermining his authority
The prime minister is hosting an emergency breakfast with members of the New Conservative group to reassure wavering MPs

Rwanda: The main Conservative Party factions jostling for influence

Political parties have factions made up of like-minded MPs who campaign on specific issues.
These factions have significant influence as they can determine the outcome of crucial votes.

Chris Mason: Rwanda bill a reminder of Brexit Tory divisions

The Star Chamber, a group of legal experts, is back in Westminster to scrutinize the government's planned law on the Rwanda migrants plan.
Different groupings of Conservative MPs are divided on the bill, with some expressing deep concern and seeking legal advice.

British PM Sunak defends plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

Growing backlash among Conservative MPs after government published emergency legislation on Rwanda plan.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defends plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda amid disagreements within his party.

Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment

At least 30 Tories are backing an amendment to extend interim payouts to more victims of the infected blood scandal.
Up to 30,000 people were given contaminated blood products in the 1970s and 80s, resulting in thousands of deaths.

Labour to urge MPs to ban bonuses for water firm bosses over sewage dumping

Labour aims to force Conservative MPs to vote on whether Ofwat should have the power to ban water bosses' bonuses until they clean up waterways.
Labour unveiled plans to block bonuses of those who run companies that pump out large levels of sewage if it wins the next election.
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