Michael Fallon

Suella Braverman’s incendiary rhetoric is truly shameful | Letters
Letters: Readers respond to the home secretary’s reference to people arriving in small boats as an ‘invasion on our southern coast’
Letters
02, Nov, 2022 @6:15 PM

Role call: the former ministers who found private sector jobs
The Greensill affair shows how some of David Cameron’s appointees have been among the most enthusiastic corporate jobseekers. Here’s the list...
Rob Davies and Georgina Quach
16, Apr, 2021 @3:15 PM

Ministerial code: five who did resign over breach accusations
Boris Johnson has backed Priti Patel – but in the past there have been notable departures
Sarah Marsh
20, Nov, 2020 @3:57 PM

Michael Fallon warns PM's treatment of rebels risks alienating voters
Former defence secretary says 21 MPs who had Tory whip removed should be allowed appeal
Matthew Weaver
06, Sep, 2019 @10:18 AM

Brexit talks with Labour are blind alley, senior Tories tell May
Prime minister under pressure from 14 senior party figures to abandon cross-party pact
Rowena Mason and Heather Stewart
14, May, 2019 @9:13 AM

Labour accuses government of defying will of Commons by not releasing full Brexit legal advice - Politics live
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including the start of Theresa May’s national tour to try to win support for her Brexit deal
Andrew Sparrow
27, Nov, 2018 @5:41 PM

EU will not renegotiate Brexit deal, says May deputy
Critics wrong to think better withdrawal agreement can be struck, says David Lidington
Jessica Elgot Political correspondent
27, Nov, 2018 @9:33 AM

Why we may never know if British troops committed war crimes in Iraq
The long read: The Iraq Historic Allegations Team was set up by the government to investigate claims that British soldiers had abused and killed civilians. After its collapse, some fear the truth will never come out. By Samira Shackle
Samira Shackle
07, Jun, 2018 @5:00 AM

Chris Grayling tells MPs he is 'sorry' for failure of new rail timetable and announces inquiry – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen
Andrew Sparrow
04, Jun, 2018 @5:21 PM

Even with her closest ally gone, May hangs on, as normal rules fall away | Anne McElvoy
Damian Green’s demise is the latest in a litany of disasters, but the prime minister still shows her survival instinct
Anne McElvoy
24, Dec, 2017 @12:04 AM

The Guardian view on Damian Green’s sacking: taking back control – ineffectively | Editorial
Editorial: To lose three cabinet ministers in two months is a sign of government in disarray. Yet by recent standards it almost looks orderly
Editorial
21, Dec, 2017 @1:21 PM

MoD intervenes to clamp down on ministers’ fake Twitter accounts
Social media giant suspends accounts after ministry’s protests
Ben Quinn
17, Dec, 2017 @12:05 AM
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