Mordaunt condemns Sunak as ‘wrong’ over D-Day as TV debate becomes ‘unedifying’ row

Sir Chris Wormald, the new cabinet secretary, has issued a warning to civil servants to stop hindering progress and embrace change. He aims to implement a "re-wiring of the way the government works" as part of Prime Minister's Plan for Change, focusing on collaboration and utilizing technology. Sir Chris emphasizes the need for a new approach to deliver on the government's priorities, including boosting the economy, improving healthcare, increasing police presence, and addressing housing needs....

Last week, Eddy Snelders was charged with voyeurism and exhibitionism, including secretly filming his former stepdaughter and exposing himself to neighbors, with his lawyer considering an appeal. The public prosecutor also accused Snelders of having child abuse images and attacking three women, with concerns raised about his harmful behavior involving a minor and repeated incidents of indecent exposure, leading to the need for accountability and justice. The case has attracted significant attention due to its...

Police have identified Michelle Sadio, a 46-year-old woman, as the victim of a triple shooting outside a Harlesden church, where a wake was taking place. Two men were also injured in the shooting, which occurred during the wake, with witnesses describing the chaotic scene and police launching a murder investigation. Pastor Lawrence Larbie stated that the victims were among the mourners attending the wake when gunshots were fired from a passing car, leaving one person...

The Sunday Times revealed that Prince Andrew had connections to a controversial figure, leading to concerns about Chinese influence in the U.K. Conservative MPs are questioning the government's vigilance and calling out extensive Chinese operations targeting various sectors. Calls for implementing a Foreign Influence Registration Scheme are being made amidst fears of China's threat to the country. Full Article

Retired senior general Sir Richard Shirreff warned that Britain is not adequately prepared for a war with Russia and cannot rely on the US or Nato, stressing the need for a strong deterrent in Europe. Concerns were raised by former defence secretary Ben Wallace, Labour peer Admiral Lord West, and Nato general secretary Mark Rutte about the West's readiness for potential conflict with Russia. Sir Richard emphasized the importance of Europe stepping up its defense...

An alleged Chinese spy, known as H6, formed a close relationship with Prince Andrew and reportedly met with former prime ministers David Cameron and Theresa May, sparking calls for government accountability. Pressure mounts on ministers as MPs demand answers and consider using parliamentary privilege to reveal H6's identity if the courts do not. Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith criticizes the government for being "weak" on China, while shadow foreign secretary Priti Patel emphasizes...