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Former civil service chief Lord Kerslake has criticised the way the Windrush controversy was being handled by the government.

Former president George W Bush called his mother "a woman unlike any other who brought levity, love and literacy to millions".

The US president tweeted to say that a ‘good relationship’ was formed during the covert meeting.

British firm De La Rue will not appeal against the government's decision to choose a Franco-Dutch company.

Theresa May has said the destruction of Windrush landing cards by the Home Office in 2010 was ordered by a Labour government in 2009.

A Labour MP earned herself applause in the House of Commons after delivering a stirring speech about rooting out anti-Semitism.

The stock market heavyweight has increased efforts to improve diversity for senior job roles in corporate boardrooms.

Immigration minister Caroline Nokes has appeared to confirm that some members of the Windrush generation had been wrongly deported.

The spiteful exchange escalates as the former FBI director continues his character assassination on Donald Trump.

The PM is not conceding the big point made by Labour, the SNP and the Green - that she should have delayed the bombing till MPs approved it.

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