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Afzal Amin gone, but he hopes not forgotten
Tories are comforting themselves that the fall-out will be limited because this was not a case of a white Tory candidate getting involved in dealings with the EDL.
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The Lords commissioner for standards considers whether to investigate allegations about Conservative co-chairman Baroness Warsi’s expenses.
Religion must be given a greater role in public life to push back a wave of “intolerant secularisation”, Baroness Warsi will argue during an official visit to the Vatican.
We speak to two of the commissioners who contributed to Shelter’s cross-party report on social housing, Conservative peer Baroness Warsi and ex-Labour leader Ed Miliband, along with Kimberley Aldridge, a married, working mum.
The Daily Mail says Baroness Warsi “flounced” out of government over Gaza. Sexist? Don’t be silly! From William the Conquerer to Putin, some of the most “macho” men have a grand history of flouncing.
The British Humanist Association tells Channel 4 News Baroness Warsi’s description of secularists is “an astonishing smear” – but Christians say they are victims of a growing intolerance.
Baroness Warsi says that Islamophobia has ‘passed the dinner table test’ and is now acceptable in Britain. As Channel 4 News reports, journalists and commentators disagree over whether she is right.
Prejudice against Muslims has “passed the dinner table test” and is seen as socially acceptable in Britain, Baroness Warsi – the first Muslim woman in the Cabinet – will say.
“You shouldn’t have bullies in government”, according to the former top civil servant at the Home Office. Sir David Normington says Boris Johnson is the first prime minister he can recall who won’t stand up for standards in public life. The former home secretary Ken Clarke and former party chair Baroness Warsi joined a host…
We’re joined by the shadow secretary of state for women and equalities, Dawn Butler, Lib Dem home affairs spokesperson, Sir Edward Davey, and former chair of the Conservative Party, Baroness Warsi, to discuss Windrush.
The Home Secretary Amber Rudd is facing calls to resign over her department’s treatment of the Windrush generation. The Justice Secretary David Gauke said he felt shame over their treatment – but insisted although there were failures in implementation – the government’s central policy on immigration was right. But his former cabinet colleague Baroness Warsi…
We are joined from Manchester by the former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal, from Wakefield by the Conservative peer Baroness Warsi, and in London is Nimco Ali, social activist from the Women’s Equality Party and Alan Mendoza from the Henry Jackson Society.
Muslim women could be deported if they fail a new English test – or so the headline-writers would have us believe. What are the facts?
Tories are comforting themselves that the fall-out will be limited because this was not a case of a white Tory candidate getting involved in dealings with the EDL.
Foreign Office minister Mark Simmonds quits the government and is standing down as an MP at the next general election.
As Sayeeda Warsi announces her resignation as Foreign Office minister over the government’s policy on Gaza, FactCheck looks at what that policy might be.