Five things learned from London mayoral debatepublished at 16:25 Greenwich Mean Time 25 March 2021
Shaun Bailey and Sadiq Khan did not hold back in a head-to-head TV debate ahead of the 6 May election.
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Shaun Bailey and Sadiq Khan did not hold back in a head-to-head TV debate ahead of the 6 May election.
Read MoreMajor General Nick Welch, who retired in 2018, claimed to live in London rather than in Dorset.
Read MoreMPs debating the government's defence review made claims on army funding, international aid and nuclear weapons.
Read MoreShaun Bailey and Sadiq Khan did not hold back in a head-to-head TV debate ahead of the 6 May election.
Read MoreBoris Johnson is expected to give a press conference from the £2.6m room on Monday.
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Read MoreBut one Conservative MP says "papers for pubs" would lead the country into "a ghastly trap".
Read MoreMore than 300 officers took part in raids across east London, Kent and Essex, with three men arrested.
Read MoreFrom 'jabs for jobs' to 'papers for pints', proving our Covid status is likely to become a part of our lives.
Read MoreThe PM says it seems "wholly responsible" for care companies to consider requiring vaccinations for their workers.
Read MoreA man was reported to police after exposing himself following a vigil for Sarah Everard on Clapham Common.
Read MoreThe Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation following the death.
Read MoreThe prime minister is "pushing a bill that will restrict... the right to peaceful protest", the Liberal Democrat leader says.
Read MoreThe prime minister is asked to make his Scottish leader stand down from his Westminster seat as he bids to become an MSP.
Read MoreThe front benches go over past pledges and records of UK defence spending levels.
Read MoreBoris Johnson says the government is increasing spending on defence "by the biggest amount since the Cold War".
Read MoreA bereaved MP asks Boris Johnson to commit now to a full public inquiry in the handling of the pandemic.
Read MoreBut Boris Johnson's remarks on "greed" and "capitalism" were accidental, MPs say.
Read MoreBut Boris Johnson immediately retracts the comments made during a Zoom meeting with Tory MPs.
Read MoreBoris Johnson faced questions about the UK defence spending, the government’s response to Covid-19, and the economy.
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