It is the latest bump in the road Starmer's government has hit in its first seven months in power despite a landslide election victory.

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Health minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked after apologising for offence caused by a string of abusive WhatsApp messages ...

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In one message, Mr Gwynne, the MP for Gorton and Denton allegedly joked that he hoped an elderly woman would die, after she ...

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But as she slumped in a folding chair outside the gates of the British prime minister’s office on day 129 of a hunger strike, ...

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The government vows to create thousands of highly skilled jobs with the push for new nuclear - which will clear a path for so-called small modular reactors to be built in the UK for the first time ...

The former competitive swimmer who represented Great Britain in the Olympics took to X/ Twitter to share her views on the matter, saying the decision was 'in the USA not the UK unfortunately'.