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# 10 downing street

This year
2023
Liz Truss: I was never given a chance to implement my tax-cutting agenda
In her first detailed comments since she was forced out of No 10, Truss said she had not anticipated the resistance she would face to her plans.
Belfast woman who made plea to Tony Blair feels 'betrayed' 25 years after Good Friday Agreement
Margaret Gibney was a Belfast schoolgirl when she asked the then-prime minister to bring an end to the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Last year
2022
And they’re off: Who will win the race to be the next British prime minister?
Boris Johnson is said to be flying back to the UK amid rumours of a comeback.
Police to issue Covid-19 fines against people who attended lockdown parties at Downing Street
The Metropolitan Police said investigators will refer the 20 fixed penalty notices to the ACRO Criminal Records Office.
Detectives investigating No 10 parties to start contacting people believed to have taken part
The Mirror earlier published a photo showing the Prime Minister near a prosecco bottle during a Christmas quiz.
Tory opponents of Boris Johnson are facing 'blackmail', MP claims
William Wragg has urged MPs to report intimidation to the police.
All time
Micheál Martin and Boris Johnson spoke by phone about Brexit, Covid-19 and climate change
The UK prime minister congratulated the new taoiseach.
UK Cabinet reshuffle: Boris Johnson names his new Chancellor after Sajid Javid resigns
Geoffrey Cox was fired from his post as attorney general, and Andrea Leadsom was sacked as business secretary.
No-deal Brexit could turn UK into 'a diminished and inward-looking little England', warns Hammond
He said that claims a no-deal Brexit would be positive were “absurd”, and called Johnson’s pledge to bin the backstop “wrecking”.
Prime Minister Johnson: Those who bet against Britain are going to lose their shirts
“To our friends in Ireland, I am convinced we can do a deal without checks on Irish border and without that anti-democratic backstop.”
Theresa May wins over her Cabinet on Brexit deal that Barnier says avoids hard border
The UK premier announced a speech after briefing her Cabinet on the latest Brexit deal draft.
Theresa May fires back at EU: 'I will not overturn the referendum result, or break up my country'
EU Council President Donald Tusk has said he remains “convinced that a compromise, good for all, is still possible”.
Mary Lou McDonald wasn't impressed after meeting Theresa May in London
The new Sinn Féin leader says the British Prime Minister has ‘no plan’.
Leo Varadkar on visiting 10 Downing St: 'I was reminded of that famous scene in Love Actually'
“It wasn’t actually filmed here so I didn’t get a chance to see the stairs,” Varadkar said.
"Active abstentionists" - Adams rubbishes talk of Sinn Féin sitting in Westminster
The UK’s general election campaign officially began today.
Brian O'Driscoll and Amy Huberman guests of honour at 10 Downing Street
A sign of times to come? The BOD for President campaign begins now.
Cameron says independent watchdog is needed urgently
The British PM met with editors and executives at 10 Downing Street to push them to set up a new independent regulatory body.
Chief whip of Cameron government resigns over 'plebs' comment
Chief whip Andrew Mitchell tendered his resignation to David Cameron this evening after he was accused of calling police officers at 10 Downing Street ‘plebs’.