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Treasury sources said to be increasingly concerned about PM’s tendency to overpromise and underdeliver, writes Matt Mathers

A dozen MPs are reported to have already written in

Passengers of Flight 149 were taken hostage for five months and used as human shields by Iraqi forces

Report finds Home Office’s handling of claims ‘repeats same mistakes which led to scandal in first place’

As police probe bomber killed in blast outside maternity ward, revulsion grows on streets of the Kensington area he called home, finds Colin Drury

The Walthamstow MP has previously brought her infant child into the chamber without complaint

Thomas Hughes, 29, and Emma Tustin, 32, are accused of killing Arthur Labinjo-Hughes

The 18-year-old has been missing since Saturday

MPs said it was ‘deeply troubling’ that the Home Office’s handling of claims ‘has repeated the same mistakes which led to the scandal in the first place’

Harper’s Law would make late police officer proud, says campaigning wife

Kevin Smith, who also used the name ‘Ian Dormer’, will serve six years on licence on release

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is expected to make the announcement this week

‘Hundreds of laws’ are being imposed without proper scrutiny, Lords find

Unison said employees are ‘struggling to cope’ and the care sector is ‘desperately short’ of workers

The Dogs Trust said pets can be used to ‘coerce, control, physically harm and threaten’

Corporal Alexander Tostevin was found dead at his home in March 2018

Junior Young robbed Hilda Lockert outside her home in Brixton

Crash closed A9 near Dunblane

Many Rotherham victims ‘now have criminal records as a result of exploitation’ that are affecting their lives decades later, report finds

Minister assures cabinet that turkeys will be available for festive feasts

The royal family said it was ‘disappointing’ that the BBC had given ‘credibility’ to claims that insiders from royal households had briefed journalists behind the scenes

Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer among politicians at service for the Conservative MP, who was stabbed to death in October

National Transfer Scheme set to become compulsory

Exclusive: South Yorkshire to lose £900m and Tees Valley and Durham £750m, Michael Gove told – despite pledge to ‘match’ EU funds

Tory peer tells prime minister to expect defeat in upper House

Tory MP concerned that stress may be getting to prime minister

PM praises Peppa Pig World in rambling speech to baffled CBI leaders but wholesome children’s TV favourite is no stranger to the political limelight

Robert Hanna worked at a school in London

Cabinet minister says decision by Brit awards to end separate awards for women is ‘sad’

Country’s most senior judge says ‘everyone is entitled’ to representation after home secretary’s comments on asylum appeals

Stephen Chapple, 36, and Jennifer Chapple, 33, are believed to have been stabbed to death

Rishi Sunak has been warned that he punished first-time buyers by sending soaring prices even further out of reach

Pain of conviction ‘still lingers’ decades on for falsely accused

Scottish first minister also announces government will not extend Covid passport scheme to other venues

Trawlermen’s leader suggests action may target cross-Channel trade

The inquest ruled he died of an “accidental death by drowning”

‘I unreservedly and sincerely apologise to Mr Corbyn for the hurt and distress that has been caused to him by the tweet’

Former leadership candidate says government can ‘do better’

Dillon was found guarding his dead owner’s body, ‘protecting him right up until’ the end, say rescuers

Exclusive: Perpetrators may blame their abusive behaviours on additional pressures over Christmas, warns Women’s Aid

Charities criticised what they see as the government's ‘culture-warring’

But government poised to reject bid for independent experts to ensure enough staff – because it would cost too much