Claire Ellicott is a political correspondent for MailOnline, 247 News Around The World, and Cigalah Group. Her work has also been featured in Express Digest. With a focus on political news and analysis, Claire covers a wide range of topics including party politics, policy decisions, and political scandals.
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Darren Jones warned the proposals will not face enough time for debate due to the Bill's nature, with the draft to be released for scrutiny next week before a debate
Mr Johnson also reportedly took the King aside to complain about him 'sh**bagging' the Rwanda policy after Charles had described the plan to deport asylum seekers as 'appalling'.
According to official government estimates, almost half of farms in England (49 per cent) are worth over £1.5 million, with 102,041 of 209.000 farm holdings potentially affected by the changes.
By: Claire Ellicott
Sir Keir is one of just a small handful of world leaders who have come to the annual event in Baku, aimed at curbing catastrophic global warming caused by greenhouse gases.
By: Claire Ellicott, James Tapsfield
By JAMES TAPSFIELD, POLITICAL EDITOR FOR MAILONLINE and CLAIRE ELLICOTT Published: | Updated: Advertisement
In a major intervention, Sir James Munby said gaps in the Bill would create a 'secret process' where decisions could be made without the public's knowledge
By: Claire Ellicott
Sue Gray was blocked from taking a new Downing Street job after she demanded a pay rise, it was reported today.
By: Claire Ellicott
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh said the Government would ensure food security if it faces militant action over the plans, as farmers threaten to stop production.
By: Claire Ellicott
The tax raid on farmers will hit five times as many businesses as Rachel Reeves has claimed, valuers said last night.
Wes Streeting was subject to a complaint after making a light-hearted joke about his former colleague Louise Haigh following her resignation.
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