#conservative-mps

#conservative-mps

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.

Rishi Sunak emphasizes mandatory campaigning for MPs during election season.

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

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

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.

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.

GB News breached impartiality rules by having Tory MPs as presenters, but received no sanctions from Ofcom.

Ofcom found GB News allowed Conservative MPs to present breaking news, breaching impartiality guidelines.

The passage of the government's Rwanda deportation bill might be delayed until after Easter, risking backlash from Conservative MPs.

The government's legislative timetable suggests the bill may not become law until mid-April, resulting in a delay in implementing the deportation policy.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt answers questions on Budget

Notable proposals include a 2p cut in national insurance and a cut in capital gains tax rate.