Sunak should get the Braverman/MI5 situation sorted 'very, very quickly', says ex-Cabinet minister Stephen Crabb

“You never ever want to see intelligence sources being quoted in relation to concerns about ministers,' he tells the PoliticsHome podcast

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It looks like the Tories have had a bit of a bounce in the polls after Sunak entered No 10

BUT Labour is still miles ahead of them, plenty of ground to cover...

He has mind the size of Britain and an encyclopaedic knowledge of useless political trivia.. but James Heale is also a bloody good writer - and a quick one to boot. Here he scratches at surface of an insane 2 months for the country, and our Twitter mentions. spectator.co.uk/article/will-a…

Quite an extraordinary intervention from the recently-sacked party chairman

He claims Suella Braverman committed multiple breaches of the ministerial code and that cab sec Simon Case had strong views on her reappointment

Disgraceful that one of the first acts of Rishi Sunak’s government is to pull the Online Safety Bill.

After Molly Russel’s inquest, the need for urgent regulation has never been clearer, yet unbelievably, this government can’t decide if it wants to keep children safe online. /1

Incredibly honoured to have been awarded Young Journalist of the Year at the London Press Club Awards today 🎉

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'The only time he ran in a competitive election, he got trounced by the former Prime Minister, who herself got beaten by a lettuce.'

Keir Starmer repeated his calls for a general election during #PMQs

No Halloween budget after all - it's being delayed until 17 November

Labour is demanding an official investigation into Home Secretary Suella Braverman's security breach

Writing to Cabinet Secretary Simon Case, Labour's Yvette Cooper says 'it is vital for the public to have transparency on what occurred'

The back to the future reshuffle?

Eight cabinet ministers who served under Boris Johnson have returned.

Raab, Shapps, Dowden, Gove, Barclay, Hart, Williamson, Jenrick.

Three have their old jobs back:
Raab, Deputy PM/Justice
Gove, Communities
Barclay, Health

.Yvette Cooper was pretty scathing about Suella Braverman in the Commons earlier

“The Home Secretary has access to the most sensitive information of all relating to our national security. We cannot have someone careless and slapdash in that job.”

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Huge day for returns: Braverman’s contentious Home Office comeback, Raab to Justice, Barclay to Health, Gove to Levelling Up. It doesn’t exactly scream fresh start, currently

🚨 Suella Braverman has been appointed as home secretary, she resigned from the role 6 days ago

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BREAKING LECTERN NEWS:
Rishi does not have his own lectern because there was no time to design a new one, I'm told.

He has a leftover straight version of Liz Truss's 'twisty' lectern.
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Nadhim Zahawi's U-turn masterclass is rewarded with the job of handling the Tory party's fuming membership

My main impressions of this Cabinet so far is that it is a) very white man heavy b) is giving me a strong feeling of deja-vu