Photo du Jour (LATE EXTRA): Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron arrives in Astana, Kazakhstan. By Stefan Rousseau/PA

Photo du Jour: Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron visits the National Carpet Museum in Ashgabat in Turkmenistan during his five day visit to Central Asia. By Stefan Rousseau/PA

#Breaking Four people have been taken to hospital after they were hurt when military horses bolted through central London, London Ambulance Service said

In case spending 2.5% of GDP on defence by 2030 sounds familiar - Boris Johnson promised the same in 2022 independent.co.uk/news/uk/boris-…

Photo du Jour: Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron meets traditional dancers at the Nurek Hydro Electric power plant in Tajikistan during his five day tour of Central Asia. By Stefan Rousseau/PA

Batten down the hatches House of Lords

A Counter Terrorism Policing investigation by the Met's Counter Terrorism Command has led to the Crown Prosecution Service authorising charges against two men for Official Secrets Act offences.

Read more here 👇

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#Breaking Christopher Berry, 32, and Christopher Cash, 29, have been charged with spying for China, the Crown Prosecution Service said

Rishi Sunak holding a press conference on Rwanda today, ahead of crunch votes in the Lords later which could see the Safety of Rwanda Bill finally clear Parliament tonight.

It's bedlam in Belgium, to quote AC/DC, as Braverman calls for immediate withdrawal from the ECHR while police block access to the National Conservatism conference standard.co.uk/news/politics/…

Come the revolution, firms with no method of contacting their press office on their website will be the first to go.

Photo du Jour: Liberal Democrat Leader, Ed Davey meets 7 year old Isabelle during a visit to SNAP in Brentwood, Essex as he proposes a national agency should be set up to support children with special educational needs and disabilities. By Stefan Rousseau/PA

Really looking forward to this

Chinese spies are likely to use details stolen by hacking the elections watchdog to target dissidents and critics of Xi Jinping’s government in the UK, British intelligence services believe

✍️: David Hughes and Chris McKeon

independent.co.uk/news/uk/camero…

Kate is right to highlight this as a problem, and the public should be sceptical: 'Access for independent press photographers and camera crews has waned over time, making it harder for journalists to verify and report accurately what happens.'

Ed Davey says time is “running out” for the PM, with another classic Lib Dem prop - an hourglass this time - in “Blue Wall” Hertfordshire independent.co.uk/news/uk/ed-dav…

Government plans for asylum accommodation will cost tens of millions of pounds more than using hotels, with flagship sites housing hundreds fewer migrants than planned, Whitehall’s spending watchdog has found

✍: Flora Thompson

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Becoming a bigger and bigger problem in politics, as well.

#Breaking Operation Kenova, a major independent investigation into Stakeknife – the British Army’s top agent inside the IRA’s internal security unit – has concluded that running the agent probably resulted in more lives being lost than saved

Despite what he said Mr Hunt turns out to be rather reliant on higher immigration offsetting lower labour force participation. OBR have revised down labour participation rate, cutting growth. This is offset by higher immigration, raising growth.