The Foreign Secretary was asked by reporters about the pro-democracy campaigner’s detention during her two-day trip to China.

The Foreign Secretary accused opponents of ‘cancel culture’ foreign policy as she defended the Labour Government’s warming relations with Beijing.

The ex-Labour leader called for his party to champion the ‘radical centre’, warning it is ‘playing with fire’ over the UK’s future.

Dan Tomlinson said ‘things have moved on’ since the ex-Labour leader was in No 10.

The memo was released as part of a trove of files into Andrew’s appointment as trade envoy.

Rachel Reeves said the cut would apply to ticket prices for fairs, theme parks, zoos and museums across the UK from June 25 to September 1.

Sir Keir will take questions from MPs while ex-cabinet minister Wes Streeting is expected to make a resignation speech.

The Defence Secretary urged colleagues to ‘get serious’ and put Britain’s security before politics.

Sir Sajid Javid was speaking at the launch of a new research project asking people for their views on what unites the country.

The Prime Minister’s former deputy did not rule out running in any Labour leadership race but said she would not ‘trigger’ a contest.

The Health Secretary is said to have told allies he is preparing to quit Government on Thursday.

The Cabinet minister confronted the Prime Minister in Downing Street over the crisis engulfing Labour before the King’s Speech on Wednesday.

Dozens of MPs have demanded the Prime Minister stand down.

Sir Keir’s speech failed to quell demands from discontented backbenchers that he quit or set out a timetable for his departure.

Catherine West had previously said she would challenge Sir Keir for the party leadership as early as Monday afternoon.

Describing the election results as ‘tough’, he told an audience in central London: ‘I get it, I feel it, and I take responsibility.’

The Prime Minister said responding to ‘tough’ results would mean ‘being assertive in our values’ and ‘unifying rather than dividing’.

The Prime Minister said there were ‘often conversations about other roles’ when staff leave roles ‘in any organisation’.

The sacked civil servant was answering questions at the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee.