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We need to be stricter on face masks, says Boris Johnson
Scientists urge ministers to set a good example by being seen wearing face coverings Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The government is looking at ways to encou...
What might Boris Johnson's restructuring plan mean for the NHS?
A look at the potential consequences for the health service of planned shakeup Boris Johnson plans radical shakeup of NHS in bid to regain more direct control A planned restructuring of NHS ...
Tory conference finally cancelled, but the football season rolls on | John Crace
Will anyone attend the livestreamed fringe events without free sandwiches as inducements? There are times I feel I’m losing my touch as a hypochondriac. There were long periods during my 40s ...
Chris Grayling's track record? There is no longer a track: just a stretch of scorched earth | Marina Hyde
His career has been a series of breathtaking failures. Yet he’s just been made chair of the intelligence committee News that Chris Grayling is to be appointed chair of the intelligence and sec...
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jul/10/chris-grayling-chair-intelligence-committee-
Pressure mounts on Priti Patel over case of 11-year-old at risk of FGM
Open letter by former judges, leading politicians and campaigners urges home secretary to grant asylum to Sudanese girl Barristers, former judges, politicians and campaigners are among 300 peop...
Liz Truss is suddenly worried about a Brexit deal – but for the wrong reason | Jill Rutter
The international trade secretary fears the UK may fail to comply with WTO rules. But the real problem will be trade with the EU The international trade secretary, Liz Truss, joins a long list ...
Keir Starmer needs a bolder vision – being the grownup in the room isn't enough | Andy Beckett
The Labour leader’s minimalist, methodical approach is beating Boris Johnson’s chaos so far. But where are the big ideas? Keir Starmer likes things to be neat. His hair, how he speaks, how ...
Firm with links to Gove and Cummings given Covid-19 contract without open tender
Research company owned by associates of senior Tory and PM’s adviser gets £840,000 job Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The Cabinet Office has awarded an £8...
The world's poorest women and girls risk being biggest losers in DfID merger
The department is a world leader in programmes based on gender equality. The government must show this will continue News that the Department for International Development and the Foreign and C...
Cost of rolling out universal credit rises by £1.4bn, say auditors
NAO says benefit may not be able to meet aim of getting more people into work There is still no evidence that universal credit benefit is meeting its central aim of getting more people into wor...
UK's Windrush scandal seeing it lose influence across African continent
By contrast China is seen as a partner across much of Africa, offering itself as a growth model Britain’s treatment of the Windrush generation and attitude to its colonial past means it is st...
What kind of revolution can follow the Tories' education crisis?
Too popular, too hopeless, too dead-end – Gavin Williamson awards low marks to England’s universities during adult learning speech Gavin Williamson was aware of at least one thing in his sp...
Labour MP Dawn Butler closes office after receiving racist threats
London MP also says constituency premises expensive and hard to keep Covid-19 safe A Labour MP has been forced to close her constituency office after escalating racist threats towards her and h...
Oliver Dowden unplugged: entering and exiting largely unnoticed
All he could offer were half-baked assurances the PM would never have put the public at risk Robbed. This should have been one of the greatest press conferences of all time. Just imagine. The l...
Chris Grayling closes in on role as chair of UK intelligence committee
Four Tory MPs named on nine-person committee expected to back ex-minister’s appointment The accident-prone former cabinet minister Chris Grayling is expected to be appointed as chair of the po...
UK accused of 'empty talk' as Bahrain activists face death penalty
Calls intensify for withdrawal from security arrangement with kingdom over human rights The British government has been accused of “empty talk” over human rights as two pro-democracy campai...
The Guardian view on the Covid-19 inquiry: if not now, when? | Editorial
Boris Johnson has no intention of setting up an independent probe of Britain’s handling of the pandemic. MPs and civil society must take the initiative On Wednesday the World Health Organizat...
The Guardian view on Britain and China: fasten your seatbelts | Editorial
The UK and other countries are reshaping their approach to Beijing. It’s going to be bumpy Five years ago George Osborne, then chancellor, promised a golden decade for Sino-British relations....
Labour warns UK recovery plan could end up wasting public money
It comes after HMRC chief warned chancellor he could not vouch for ‘efficiency’ of plans Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Labour has warned that Rishi Sunak...
'No masks': Wagamama criticised over Rishi Sunak photo op
Chancellor visited branch after summer statement, but some have pointed to his lack of PPE Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Rishi Sunak was nowhere to be seen...
Steve Bell on Donald Trump's tax records – cartoon
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Boris Johnson's pledge to recruit 50,000 more NHS nurses is in doubt
Number of nurses coming from EU fell again and coronavirus prevented further arrivals Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Boris Johnson’s pledge to recruit 50,00...
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/jul/09/boris-johnson-pledge-to-recruit-nhs-nurses-in-doubt
Steve Bell: let them eat out – cartoon
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Steve Bell on Boris Johnson's slap for carers – cartoon
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Ofsted chief calls for a more can-do approach to primaries reopening
Amanda Spielman says people are ‘perhaps more frightened than they need to be’ about children returning to school Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The chief...