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After the Treasury made its discontent clear, Mr Kwarteng appeared on Times Radio insisting there were “lots of conversations” taking place with Mr Sunak’s department about the crisis, the Times notes. The business secretary said he had not asked Mr Sunak for anything but “we are always in conversation with the Treasury and we’re always talking about how we can support British business”. Separately, the paper has a report which reveals that 2,000 police have been accused of sexual misconduct, including rape, in the last four years.

Times Front Page 25th of April 2026

The PM reaffirmed UK sovereignty over the Falklands and the islanders’ right to self-determination after a leaked US memo suggested Washington could support Argentina’s claim. London has sought clarification from US officials and pressed for a restatement of support.

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Times Front Page 24th of April 2026

Ministers face calls to halt data sharing with China after the UK Biobank’s full dataset of 500,000 volunteers was reportedly offered for sale online. Critics urge emergency powers for security agencies and the ICO to tighten controls and protect health data.

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Times Front Page 23rd of April 2026

Ministers and MPs urged a parliamentary standards probe into the PM amid claims he misled the Commons about Lord Mandelson’s role and contacts. Supporters say procedures were followed, but critics want the Speaker to refer the case for investigation.

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Times Front Page 22nd of April 2026

Ministers are distancing themselves from the PM after claims he pressured officials to secure Lord Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to Washington. No 10 denies misconduct, but scrutiny of the vetting process is intensifying, raising questions over propriety and authority.

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