The irony of saying you want disabled people in work. Yet scrapping the scheme to help them get back into work

Left: Rishi Sunak, 'Labour Peers in the House of Lords contrived to stop the safety of Rwanda bill'

Right: That well known famous Labour Peer, Kenneth Clarke (former Conservative MP, Home Secretary, Chancellor) explaining why he doesn't support the Rwanda bill

The PM is off to European capitals this week.

Fingers crossed, he finally visits Berlin & has a copy of our 2023 report arguing for greater UK-Germany defence cooperation to hand.

A new defence agreement would build a stronger European pillar in NATO 👇
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ANDREW NEIL: Israel and the Arabs must build on their defensive alliance against the medieval mullahs of Tehran — and one day Iran will be a prosperous democracy
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No wonder there’s a loss of confidence

Yorkshire tea loaf, fresh from the oven as my entry for the annual Winthrop bake-off … Winthrop community gardens is open today 11-4pm for tea, cake and friendship … all welcome

This is the last reference I’m going to make to you on this sphere Mr Clarke. I hope you will be publicly apologising for how rude you were to my staff and reflecting on your obvious confusion over how a professional person should operate

I’ve never met Mr Clarke. I’ve nominated many individuals and groups for awards over the years, because I’m familiar with the good work they do. Maybe Mr Clarke should explain why he deserves an award rather than get petulant about not being nominated

I wasn’t referring to you but perhaps another outlet with word Mail in its title

Yesterday Suicide Bereavement launched 'At Your Side' suicide bereavement guides for the Armed Forces community at The Speakers Room, Westminster. An event were those bereaved by suicide and influential people who care attended. #AtYourSide
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Very different from yesterday’s Redfield poll which got a lot of prominence from people who’d love to suppress the Labour turnout. If we want to demand a General Election and show Rishi Sunak what we think, voting Labour on May 2nd is the only way

The Prime Minister has spoken fondly of his time helping in his mother’s pharmacy and the values he learned there. But unless the PM starts putting more effort into defending pharmacies, too many will have closed. Read my latest Birmingham Mail column. 👇

#pharmacyfirst

It instinctively feels like a good idea and would be keen to see how easily it might be implemented and how popular with veterans it might be,

Conservative ministers are hitting the airwaves today to tell the British people that they have never had it so good.

But, after 14 years of Tory economic failure, we are worse off.

Rishi Sunak is too weak to fix the economy and too out of touch to deliver for working people.

Shadow defence secretary John Healey MP on why the IRGC must be proscribed.

'It's the leading edge of the threat that Iran poses not just to Israel, but to Arab countries and western interests right across the region.'

“Unfinished business…”

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper urges the government to listen to The Labour Party and proscribe the IRGC.

This call comes after Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel and 'following repeated Iran related security threats on British soil, including threats to kidnap and to kill.'