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Sunak pledges emergency legislation after Rwanda policy blocked by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that Rwanda is not a safe country to deport asylum seekers – so Rishi Sunak has pledged emergency legislation to declare that it is.
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FactCheck: how can David Cameron be foreign secretary and not an MP?
It’s not the first time this has happened.
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‘End imprisonment of pregnant women so no more babies die,’ says gender justice campaigner
We were joined by Janey Starling, who’s co-director of the gender justice campaign group Level Up.
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400 people left homeless after Bristol block of flats evacuated
Residents living in a tower block in Bristol are evacuating their homes after the local council declared a major incident this afternoon over the safety of the building. 400 people – including 100 children – were told to leave the building in Redfield immediately and stay with family and friends, or at a temporary rest centre, causing confusion amongst residents.
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Surviving Gaza: The daily hunt for food and water while under attack
Filmmaker Yousef Hammash – who also works for the Norwegian Refugee Council – has been sending us powerful reports on what life is like for people in Gaza. His latest, from Khan Younis in the south, looks at the daily challenge of finding food and water – under the constant threat of air strikes.
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A mother’s fight for justice after baby dies in prison
Baby Aisha Cleary died in a prison cell after her then teenage mother, Rianna, was left to give birth alone in 2019. Earlier this year, a coroner ruled that multiple systemic failures led to her death.
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‘We have no strength left’ – families of Israeli hostages march from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Secunder Kermani was live in Tel Aviv.
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Hospitals on frontline of Israel’s Gaza invasion
The desperate plight of civilians trapped inside hospitals in northern Gaza – encircled by Israeli forces fighting Hamas – is raising alarm around the world. The UN says only one is still able to take in patients. And at Gaza’s biggest hospital, al-Shifa, they’ve been digging a mass grave for the many patients who’ve died in recent days.
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‘Home Office will be a better place now,’ says Tory MP
We were joined by Conservative MP Richard Graham.
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‘I trusted you’ – Suella Braverman delivers brutal resignation letter to Rishi Sunak
Suella Braverman has turned up the heat on Rishi Sunak in a scathing letter. In it, she accused the prime minister of betrayal, and said he was incapable of delivering on key policies. Her right-wing allies have also accused the prime minister of abandoning the so-called red wall voters.
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FactCheck: will the chickenpox vaccine be available to all children on the NHS – and who is currently eligible?
A vaccine to protect against chickenpox should become a routine childhood vaccine, government advisers have announced.
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What do voters think of David Cameron’s shock government return?
How is the news of David Cameron’s shock return to government going down with voters?
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‘David Cameron can privately offer Sunak advice’, says former Downing Street head of communications
Krishnan is joined by the former Downing Street head of communications, Sir Craig Oliver, and Sonia Sodha, who’s chief leader writer at the Guardian.
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‘Who’s the real prime minister?’ – Jacob Rees-Mogg on David Cameron return
We spoke to the former Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg who served in the cabinet under Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, and is now a presenter on GB News.
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Cabinet reshuffle: ‘The country trusts Cameron’, says transport minister
We spoke to the transport minister Huw Merriman about today’s cabinet reshuffle.