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Patel defends Rwanda plan and challenges critics to come up with better idea

Writing in The Times, the Home Secretary said the policy was ‘bold and innovative’.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson 'poured drinks and encouraged staff to let off steam' at lockdown leaving do

The Prime Minister is braced for more fines for attending lockdown parties, including the leaving bash for his former director of communications Lee Cain in November 2020

Daily Mirror

Rwanda asylum plan is ‘almost Easter story of redemption’, says Rees-Mogg

Minister for Brexit opportunities defends scheme after archbishop of Canterbury voices strong criticism

The Guardian - UK

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Report of Boris Johnson pouring drinks ‘implies he started lockdown party’

Downing Street gathering in November 2020 became leaving party only after PM arrived, Sunday Times reports

The Guardian - UK

UK's Johnson shredded ministerial code with lockdown breaches, constitutional expert says

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has thrust Britain into a constitutional crisis by breaking the law he set for pandemic restrictions, effectively "shredding the ministerial code", the country's leading constitutional expert said on Sunday.

Reuters

Jacob Rees-Mogg defends Rwanda plans after Archbishop says they 'oppose nature of God'

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby addressed the controversial immigration plans in his Easter Sunday sermon

Manchester Evening News

Archbishop has misunderstood aims of Rwanda migrants policy – Rees-Mogg

The Cabinet minister suggested people are ‘supporting organised crime’ in crossing the Channel in small boats.

The Independent UK

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Partygate: Boris Johnson has become ‘great debaser of decency’ after ‘shredding’ ministerial code, historian says

‘The Queen’s first minister is now beyond doubt a rogue prime minister, unworthy of her, her parliament,’ Lord Peter Hennessy says

The Independent UK

Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class

From Partygate to Brexit, many of today’s political dramas can be traced back to the leading players’ student days

Financial Times

Partygate will hit the Tories at the May ballot box

Boris Johnson is a keen historian and yesterday achieved a landmark first for all the wrong reasons. The first sitting Prime Minister to have broken the law — a law he introduced — along with his Chancellor and his wife. Not the Chancellor’s wife. She’s a bit tied up with…

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: ‘Colston Four’ lawyers fall out over credit for statue case win

In today’s Diary: Colston lawyer fall out / Sarpong defends BBC from racism accusations / Jacobson’s diffiult mother / Allin-Khan gives cabbie short shrift / A round of applause for Mogg’s nanny

Evening Standard

Where have Ambridge’s non-doms gone?

Brief letters: The Archers | Refugee non-doms | Partygate | Dover chaos | Fake Russian news

The Guardian - UK

Partygate: Tories list candidate pictured at lockdown Christmas drinks for local council elections

Ben Mallet featured in picture of rule-breaking party, with a glass of wine in hand

The Independent UK

Every misleading statement Boris Johnson has made to parliament since the general election

Misleading the country: The prime minister has failed formally to correct at least 17 false statements since the 2019 general election

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UK ‘too slow’ over climate crisis despite stark IPCC report

Scientists’ concerns come after Jacob Rees-Mogg declared ‘every last drop of oil from the North Sea’ should be exploited

The Guardian - UK

It’s totally OK to break laws in England – just ask the MPs who make them

Jacob Rees-Mogg calling Covid regulations ‘unkind and inhuman’ says it all: following the rules is strictly for other people, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Wales Online

Former ethics chief issues apology after being fined for party during lockdown

She was among the initial group of people to be issued with an FPN following the Metropolitan Police investigation

Daily Mirror

Top Tory says Boris Johnson should stay if fined over Partygate because we've 'moved on'

Tory MPs had been gearing up to demand Boris Johnson's resignation if he gets a Met Police Partygate fine - but not loyal Cabinet minister Simon Hart, who said 'the world has moved on a considerable distance'

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Boris Johnson given wrong information on lockdown parties, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees Mogg has moved to defend the Prime Minister by claiming he did not have the right information when he told the House of Commons that no Covid laws had been broken.

The Independent UK

Rees-Mogg downplays fracking risk and eyes ‘every last drop’ of North Sea oil

The Cabinet member compared the earthquake risk to ‘a rock fall in a disused coal mine’ with the energy security strategy confirmed for Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Partygate: Rees-Mogg insists Johnson didn't mislead MPs and blames 'inhuman' Covid rules

Jacob Rees-Mogg refused to apologise for branding the row over law-breaking Downing Street parties as 'fluff' and 'fundamentally trivial'

Daily Record

Jacob Rees-Mogg claims partygate fines 'not most important issue'

The cabinet minister said the scandal was not important and insisted Boris Johnson was only passing on information he had been given when he claimed there were no parties in Downing Street.

The Independent UK

Rising food costs ‘nothing to do with Brexit’, insists Jacob Rees-Mogg

Cabinet minister says free trade deals will ‘ameliorate the cost of living crisis’

The Independent UK

‘World has moved on’ from partygate, minister suggests

Cabinet ministers said the war in Ukraine had dwarfed the importance of the alleged rule-breaking.

The Guardian - UK

No 10 lockdown fines ‘not most important issue’, says Rees-Mogg

Boris Johnson ally claims PM did not mislead public and defends earlier remarks calling revelations ‘fluff’

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