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Nadine Dorries and four of the other weirdest Westminster exits
Under the Radar A look at some of the stranger happenings that have led to the end of political careers
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The make-or-break by-elections facing Rishi Sunak
feature The resignation of Boris Johnson and his allies Nadine Dorries and Nigel Adams spells trouble for PM
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Post-Partygate: time for a Cabinet reshuffle?
Talking Point Rishi Sunak may be ready to promote ‘younger faces’ after Boris Johnson drama
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House of Lords reform: what are the options?
feature A citizens’ assembly, elected chamber or outright abolition have all been proposed
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Politicians on reality TV: pure narcissism or shot at redemption?
Talking Point Some MPs have rebranded themselves on the small screen but the move is ‘not without jeopardy’
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Nadine Dorries and the ‘fake’ Channel 4 show
feature Commons committee condemns former culture minister for ‘groundless’ claims about reality TV programme featuring MPs
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Channel 4 privatisation to be re-examined
Speed Read New culture secretary to review ‘business case’ for controversial sell-off in possible U-turn
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‘Dark arts’ and ‘dirty tricks’: how Tory leadership race became a mud-slinging war
Why Everyone’s Talking About Nadine Dorries accuses Rishi Sunak’s camp of underhand tactics as contest to become PM heats up
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Nadine Dorries: a minister for the culture wars?
Why Everyone’s Talking About The politician best known for eating ostrich anus on I’m a Celebrity in 2012 has been made Minister for Culture in Boris Johnson’s reshuffle
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‘Ignore Twitter and it becomes Angela Rayner in a broom cupboard screaming for people to resign’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
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Health minister Nadine Dorries tests positive for coronavirus
Speed Read Dorries has been in contact with many MPs, including the prime minister
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Church 'hypocritical' for offering jobs below living wage
Speed Read Church of England advertised a job at £6.50 an hour – £1.35 below the living wage
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How would God vote? Probably SNP if the bishops are right
In Depth Unholy row develops as Church leaders send out advice to parishes on how to vote like a Christian on 7 May
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Penny Mordaunt: Tory MP set to make waves as Splash! contestant
Speed Read Nadine Dorries was suspended by Tories over reality TV gig, but Mordaunt hopes for calmer waters
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