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The disclosure of private information about Nicola Bulley is “shocking”, according to Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt. Her comments came after reports that heartless trolls hacked into social media accounts belonging to the missing mum's partner Paul Ansell.

Nicola Bulley's final text message, sent just minutes before she disappeared, has been revealed as the investigation into the mum's disappearance continues.

A church leader in Scotland has used his Christmas sermon to slam the Tory government's controversial Rwanda asylum policy branding it "Immoral".

A Lanarkshire priest has called on the UK Government to avoid thinking of "shutting the door" on desperate migrants trying to cross across the English Channel.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been urged to close a loophole in firearms laws, uncovered by the Sunday Mail.

A Scots shop owner has been branded racist after penning a rambling Facebook post claiming an "asylum seeker" tried to attack her within her premises.

A Tory minister has been slammed after suggesting there could be "some little man in China" eavesdropping on his own private conversations on the phone as he fielded questions over security breaches concerning senior UK Government figures.

Suella Braverman has been accused of "multiple breaches of the ministerial code" as Rishi Sunak faces a backlash over reinstating her as Home Secretary.

Liz Truss, 47, announced her resignation this afternoon after just six weeks as Prime Minister, triggering the process of finding the fourth Tory leader in just four years. Piers Morgan, 57, has taken the opportunity to hint that he would be open to taking on the role, leaving his Twitter users to share their strong opinions on his jibe.As the news broke of Truss' resignation from her role as PM this afternoon, the TalkTV host grabbed the opportunity to joke about the country's situation.In view of his 7.9 million Twitter followers Piers shared an unearthed picture of himself smiling as he stood outside Downing street.He left the short caption: "It may be time."As the Tory party search for their fourth Prime Minister in four years, Morgan seems to have quipped that he would be up for the role, upsetting many Twitter users.0Captial_ exclaimed: "You are too arrogant for that position, people don't like you and simply in this world you need to be likeable in order to be successful.Something you are not."Atb_1972 quipped back: "You name me one Prime Minister that was likeable? I'll wait."BennyBeggs said of Piers: "Would be fun to see actually, imagine a prime minister who just gets up walks away after getting questioned and not seen for days."RyanTomson3 commented: "I know we’re desperate but not that desperate."The resignation of Truss' Home Secretary Suella Braverman on Wednesday as well as a chaotic vote in the Commons sealed the PM's doomed fate.Her departure after 45 days in office makes her the shortest-serving PM in UK history.Speaking outside Downing Street this afternoon, Truss stated: "I came into office at a time of great economic and international instability.

Liz Truss is out as UK Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party following weeks of political chaos in Westminster.

Adil Ray has come under fire from Good Morning Britain viewers as an old habit came back to haunt him. The presenter and actor returned to the ITV news programme on Thursday (October 20) alongside Kate Garraway. Much of the talk was centred on the ongoing government chaos as Liz Truss continues to fight for her job.

READ MORE: Alison Hammond baffles This Morning co-stars with unexpected boob tube confessionLaughing, the anchor then muttered: “What a c***”.Now Krishnan has tweeted out an apology for the “unguarded” moment.He wrote: “After a robust interview with Steve Baker MP I used a very offensive word in an unguarded moment off air.“While it was not broadcast that word in any context is beneath the standards I set myself and I apologise unreservedly.“I have reached out to Steve Baker to say sorry.”MP Baker responded to the message, tweeting: "I appreciate you apologising. Thank you.”The segment comes amid a very tense time in government, with both Home Secretary Suella Braverman and chief whip Wendy Morton resigning from their cabinet positions.Viewers of the segment have already taken to social media to share their thoughts, with one initially sticking up for Krishnan as they said: "I heard 'order cut!' Clearly he was talking to the news room operations to cut that feed and back to the studio.

Carol Vorderman, 61, replied to a tweet announcing the resignation of home secretary Suella Braverman.Sharing her strong opinion to her 494,700 followers, the television presenter and former Countdown maths whizz pleaded with “God” that there would be a general election called in order to “reboot” the current government.Carol wrote: “Please God (of whichever flavour you prefer) can we just reboot with a GENERAL ELECTION.“Voting since 1979 & have never known such a ruinous state. Politicians who see their job as a 'career' & NOT a 'public duty' to all of us.“They don't know the meaning of the words.SHAMEFUL.” (sic)Shortly after her tweet, it seemed Carol was reflecting the views of the nation, gaining more than 200 likes and others taking to the comments section to share their views on the current state of government.User Gareth Pennington wrote: “The government won't call a GE as they know they will lose.”And another added: “That’s a very good way of putting it, or, they are only interested in getting their trotters in the trough!!”Sharing their anger at the news of Suella’s resignation, Dan Halehurst joined in the conversation, writing: “These ministerial positions have been changing every other week it seems.Tory Musical Chairs.“AND on top of it all they get a handsome payout for their FAILURE to do their job upon their resignation.“I've never known anything like it.”Agreeing with Carol’s statement, another encouraged the star to go into politics herself, writing: “Thank you for sharing your comments on this subject.“You should go into Politics.

London and displaying banners, while others locked themselves together. Another sprayed orange paint over a nearby Aston Martin showroom just after 11am yesterday (October 16), Mirror reports.

Liz Truss is facing growing anger from her own MPs as the Conservative conference in Birmingham descends into in-fighting.

Metropolitan Police officer was stabbed in the neck three times in London earlier this morning (September 16), while a colleague has been left with "life-changing" injuries.The incident happened in the Leicester Square area at around 6am.The Met had confirmed at the time that a man was arrested and was also in hospital.READ MORE: Armed clown held diners hostage so he could 'restore Trump to president king of US'"A young female police officer suffered a serious stab wound to her arm which may be life-changing in the Leicester Square attack, and a male officer was stabbed three times in the neck and once in the chest, but should make a full recovery," Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said.And a spokesman said at the time: "A Taser was deployed and a male was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assaulting an emergency worker."He was taken to a hospital for treatment where he remains at this time."No more details have been given, but the area was cordoned off by officers early this morning.According to reports in the Independent, Crime Scene Investigators were seen outside the Shake Shack burger eaterie near the iconic M&M's World shop in the area.Newly-appointed home secretary Suella Braverman tweeted: "Everyday we are safer thanks to the bravery of our policemen and women."I wish the police officers a swift recovery and my thoughts are with their family, friends and colleagues"The Evening Standard has reported that the officer who was stabbed will make a "full recovery".A witness at the scene told them: "The police had got the knife out of his hand. It fell on the ground but then he grabbed it and went at them.

the UK’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss as Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.Donelan, who served as the Secretary of State for Education for 35 hours in July, has represented the constituency of Chippenham since 2015.The news comes as Truss continues to reveal her Cabinet tonight (September 6). Among the key appointments are Kwasi Kwarteng (Chancellor of the Exchequer and Deputy Prime Minister), Therese Coffey (health secretary), James Cleverly (foreign secretary) and Suella Braverman (home secretary).Yesterday (September 5) Truss was announced to have won the Conservative Party’s leadership election, beating former chancellor Rishi Sunak to the position of Prime Minister following the resignation of Boris Johnson.Donelan was promoted to the position of Secretary of State for Education in July after serving for two years as Minister of State for Higher and Further Education.

New Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced her new Cabinet this evening (September 6) after she was appointed as Prime Minister by the Queen at Balmoral earlier on Tuesday. It follows on from her first speech to the nation, in which she said that her government would "transform Britain into an aspiration nation" and that "together we can ride out the storm".

Priti Patel has resigned as Home Secretary and will be returning to the backbenches from Tuesday as Liz Truss begins to change the guard in the Tory cabinet.

The next Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader will be announced on September 5. The new leader will be revealed as MPs return to parliament following the summer recess.

A man was arrested at Buckingham Palace ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations this week.