John Stevens is the Political Editor for The Mirror, with a focus on national politics in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications, including the Daily Mirror, Daily Express, and Boxing News 24. John's articles cover a range of political topics, including lobbying scandals, healthcare issues, tax policies, and royal news.
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The PM has called a press conference this morning
By: John Stevens
Rishi Sunak is set to hold an unexpected press conference at Downing Street this morning.
By: John Stevens, Aaron-Morris, Aaron Morris
The Tory leader is expected to address the nation, before MPs and peers pass the Government's controversial Rwanda Bill later today following delays
By: Lizzy Buchan, John Stevens
The PM addressed the nation about the Government's long-delayed Rwanda plan as MPs and peers are due to finally pass legislation tonight that could get flights in the air
By: John Stevens, Lizzy Buchan
The PM addressed the nation about the Government's long-delayed Rwanda plan as MPs and peers are due to finally pass legislation tonight that could get flights in the air
By: Dave-Burke, Sophie Huskisson, John-Stevens, Sophie-Huskisson, John Stevens, Dave Burke
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has admitted his Rwanda plan will be delayed despite assuring flights would take off in the spring - but it is not the first time he has broken a promise
By: John-Stevens, John Stevens
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced this morning that the first flight will take off in July, but a government briefing paper shows it is actually scheduled to go sooner
By: John Stevens, Aaron Morris
Rishi Sunak has scheduled a surprise press conference from Downing Street in which he is expected to address the nation on the Government's controversial Rwanda Plan.
By: John-Stevens, John Stevens
The NAO spending watchdog has warned it will be 'challenging' to recruit early years workers to provide enough places. It raised concerns about the quality of provision
By: John-Stevens, John Stevens
Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has announced a best-price ticket guarantee that will save passengers money and automatic money back if trains are delayed
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