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Nadine Dorries has called for a general election, saying that Prime Minister Liz Truss should bring a "whole new mandate" to the nation. Ms Dorries had been the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport under Boris Johnson's Government. She has appeared critical of Ms Truss stopping policy that had been signed…

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As Boris Johnson’s days in office tick down, there are questions about what his government’s flagship levelling up policy will mean under a new prime minister. To mark Yorkshire Day, Levelling Up Secretary Greg Clark was in York today to sign a £500 million devolution deal that will see voters…

Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express. HOME News Showbiz & TV Sport Comment Finance Travel Entertainment Life & Style UK Politics Royal World US Science Weather Weird History Nature Sunday InYourArea Lord David Frost, who helped negotiate Boris Johnson's Brexit deal with Brussels, was left out of Liz…

Boris Johnson has ruled out taking any new measures on the cost of living crisis until a new prime minister is in place, as Number 10 said it would be up to either Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss to work out. The two leadership rivals have been trading blows over…

As outgoing prime minister, Boris Johnson has said it was not his place to act on the energy crisis. That has put enormous pressure on his two would-be successors to come up with solutions. So far that has involved little more than assurances which critics argue lack detail and fail…

Shock moment TV presenter faints during UK PM debateA loud crash off camera stunned two candidates to replace Boris Johnson as the UK’s next prime minister before TV screens suddenly cut away. SUBSCRIBE to watch the video. There is more to this story But it’s a member-only story. Subscribe today…

Withdrawal of troops from India and China’s disputed border creates ‘diplomatic opening’ NEW DELHI: The withdrawal of Indian and Chinese troops from an undemarcated border area in the western Himalayas creates a “diplomatic opening” but does not end the two-year dispute between the two countries, experts said on Sunday. Soldiers…

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