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It details Republican Senator Chuck Grassley's revelation that agent Tim Thibault as part of a scheme' to discredit derogatory' information on President Joe Biden's son, and caused allegations from the laptop to be 'falsely' labelled as 'disinformation'

The report was created without the help of the Democrats on the committee, which are the majority party, and was released four days before the midterm elections and signals that the GOP will target the bureau if they retake the majority in the House. 

Mr Sunak faces a £40bn black hole in the public finances amid speculation he could delay the Halloween Budget, while his new Cabinet must also deal with skyrocketing energy bills and soaring inflation that has left families struggling amid a cost-of-living crisis.

It details Republican Senator Chuck Grassley's revelation that agent Tim Thibault as part of a 'scheme' to discredit derogatory' information on President Joe Biden's son, and caused allegations from the laptop to be 'falsely' labelled as 'disinformation'.

The damning file said the bureau is 'rotted at its core,' manipulated domestic violent extremism statistics for political purposes and downplayed investigations and 'serious allegations of wrongdoing' leveled at Hunter Biden.

But the likes of Ben Wallace, popular among party members, is believed to be at risk of losing his role as Defence Secretary amid claims defence could be one of the areas cut as Sunak looks to fill the £40bn budget black hole.

"I hope that you will agree with me that the Government must make it clear to Twitter's new owners a digital P&O would not be acceptable and that no-one is above the law in the UK, including big tech barons."

The new PM has vowed to appoint a Cabinet of 'all the talents' as he tries to foster party unity. He told MPs yesterday that he wanted his government to represent the 'views and opinions' from across the Conservative Party.

Rishi Sunak has taken the extraordinary step of publicly rebuking Matt Hancock for his decision to join I'm A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here for an estimated £400,000 fee, declaring: 'I was very disappointed with Matt's decision'.

Speaking to a camera inside Conservative HQ after being welcomed by MPs (pictured), Rishi Sunak said the UK is a 'great country' and vowed to work 'day in and day out', but pointed to serious economic problems

David DePape, 42, was charged with attempted murder after he struck Paul Pelosi, 82, with a hammer after he broke into their house, calling out 'Where's Nancy' - the same phrase used by Capitol rioters on January 6.

Simon Deakin, a professor of Law at the University of Cambridge, said if 100 or more employees are sacked within a period of 90 days, the Business Secretary must be notified 45 days before the first dismissal.

A huge range of gizmos - from microwavable slippers to a heated desk - promise to keep home workers so toasty they won't need heating, and they can cost only pennies a day to run. Of course, you need to factor in the initial cost of the products when calculating possible savings.

Many of DePape's social media posts were filled with tirades against Jewish people, black people, Democrats, the media and transgender people, under categories such as 'Trannies,' 'Da Jewbs' and 'Great Reset.'

By late August, DePape seemed to become engrossed in Twitter's decision to ban Jordan Peterson for his posts about transgender people after the Canadian psychologist compared being transgender to 'satanic ritual abuse.'

When an officer turned on his flashlight, DePape could be seen holding the bottom handle of the hammer with one hand and Pelosi's right arm with the other. Pelosi's right hand was also on the handle of the hammer.

Speaking in Egypt at the Cop27 climate change summit, the Prime Minister believes the former Health Secretary will alienate voters in his West Suffolk constituents more than 10,000 miles from his ITV jungle camp.

'It appears to be busted from the inside,' he noted. 'I mean I watched enough Colombo excuse me sir one more thing when the glass be on the inside of the door and not the outside of the door but we don't know what kind of glass it was . . . we have no idea.'

Mr Sunak refused to say if he had spoken to Mr Hancock before he headed Down Under and when asked if he would join the army of MPs and millions at home who will vote for him to do Bushtucker Trials, the PM insisted he 'genuinely won't have time' to watch.

I'm worried the surface of the desk might heat up too much and cause problems with my laptop. Thankfully, it doesn't: the heat is directed down on to my lower body - and it begins to feel very warm indeed.

With Hancock due to enter the camp this week, in a stinging rebuke last night, Mr Sunak said: Gadgetinku I think politics is a noble profession, at its best - it can and should be. But it's incumbent on politicians to earn people's respect and trust.

I was pleasantly surprised by the pretty pink-and-grey tweed of this £25 USB-powered scarf from Boots (tinyurl.com/heatedneckscarf), given the other heated garments I tried were hardly fashion-forward.