Writing in The Times, the Home Secretary said the policy was ‘bold and innovative’.

The opposition party said ministers were ‘soft on crime’.

The Cabinet minister suggested people are ‘supporting organised crime’ in crossing the Channel in small boats.

Boris Johnson referenced a Psalm as he spoke in Ukrainian in his Easter message.

Stephen Cottrell urged Britain to ask what kind of country it wants to be.

Justin Welby used his Easter Sunday sermon to say there are ‘serious ethical questions’ about the scheme.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is set to condemn the Government’s plans in his Easter Sunday sermon.

The list includes the PM, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab and Theresa May.

The Prime Minister will meet with Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Friday.

The Sunday Times said Boris Johnson is preparing to deliver a statement to MPs on Tuesday.

Rishi Sunak asked for the Prime Minister’s independent adviser on ministerial interests to look into his declarations.

Priti Patel unveiled the Government’s new direction over immigration this week.

The Kremlin said the move was in response to ‘unprecedented hostile actions’.

Ms Harris is survived by her husband and three sons.

Former child refugee Alf Dubs said the plans would face opposition in the Lords.

Robert Jenrick said the process of getting the family to the UK had been ‘overly bureaucratic’.

David Wolfson said there had been a ‘breach of the criminal law’ at No 10.

The Information Commissioner’s Office said there was ‘insufficient evidence’.

Even Boris Johnson’s critics said it was not the right time to change the party leadership.

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have paid fines for attending the Cabinet Room bash.