Prime minister initially failed to disclose more than £5,000 in items and tailoring for his wife
The souvenirs have become collector’s items, with Margaret Thatcher’s selling for £242,500 at auction
Official data confirms businessman, who apologised for ‘rude’ comments about Diane Abbott, as Conservatives’ biggest ever donor
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch lead the race following the second round of voting
David Cameron’s 10-minute pitch at the 2005 event was enough to secure him a strong following
Prime minister managed to limit Labour MP revolt over trimming winter fuel allowance but hurdles lie ahead
Former work and pensions secretary receives backing of just 16 MPs in second round of voting
GB News owner’s acquisition of historic magazine has raised concerns over its editorial direction
Darzi review will find lack of capital expenditure since 2010s has stunted NHS modernisation and worsened backlogs
Labour MPs and some peers criticise move ahead of Tuesday vote
Also in this newsletter, systemic failures were spotted decades before Grenfell fire and the UK still lacks adequate regulatory regime
Officials say several veteran employees have opted for voluntary redundancy as party tries to make savings
Ex-foreign secretary was told Jewish state had breached international law
Former home secretary receives backing of just 14 MPs
The contest to head up the defeated party must establish the Tories as the only serious opposition
Former army officer is among six MPs vying to lead UK opposition party
James Cleverly also sets out pitch ahead of first vote by MPs
Former business secretary will pledge ‘renewal’ while ex-home secretary calls for ‘family-first society’
Conservative MPs to vote in first round of contest on Wednesday
Former business secretary shows courage, but has never demonstrated any desire to add new people to her tent
His sacking by Boris Johnson may overshadow his career and he lacks expertise in winning MPs over
Those involved in scandal could still be charged under Gambling Act
From green energy to building, easy populism must be swapped for stark realities
But shadow home secretary appears reluctant to press for much-needed tough changes within the opposition
Ex-soldier appeals to former Lib Dem voters, a key asset if Tories are to regain territory at next election
