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As published in the Telegraph Ministers should block the sale of The Telegraph to a company backed by Abu Dhabi’s ruling family, a former Cabinet minister has said. David Davis, a senior Tory MP warned the Government that it would be able to “do nothing to protect” the title’s independence if the deal went ahead. […]
As published in the Sun The UK’s Covid Inquiry is rapidly turning into the most expensive reality TV show in history. £100 million just to see ministers, civil servants and so-called experts squabbling over who’s to blame? I’d rather watch ‘I’m a Celeb’. I said way back in early 2021 that we would be better […]
As published by the BBC Work has started on a new materials and logistics warehouse to expand a new train factory site in East Yorkshire. The building at the Rail Village at Goole will store materials for train manufacture and maintenance for the north, Siemens Mobility said. The warehouse is due to open next summer. […]
As published in the Sun NEARLY 70 politicians want Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to be declared a terrorist organisation. Ex-Tory party leader Iain Duncan Smith and Labour’s John Spellar are among 67 MPs and Lords who have signed a letter to Rishi Sunak. They want the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps to be proscribed for national security. The letter read: […]
As published in the Sunday Express RISHI Sunak has been told urgent action is needed to protect Britain from the Iranian terror threat, writes David Williamson. Leading figures are urging the PM to designate the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist group. Iran backs anti-Israel terrorist organisations like Hamas and Hezbollah and the IRGC is considered […]
As published in the Sunday Telegraph Nearly 70 MPs and peers from across the political divide have written to Rishi Sunak urging him to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as terrorists. In a letter signed by Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, as well as Tory grandees Sir Iain Duncan Smith, David Davis and Liam […]
