Justine Greening

Former Cabinet minister Andrea Leadsom has called out 'leadership failings' under Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Picture: PA

Boris Johnson criticised for 'unacceptable failings of leadership'

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson poses with his dog Dilyn as he leaves from a polling station. Picture: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP via Getty Images

General election 2019 results: Boris Johnson’s election gamble pays off

British politician and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage addresses the first public rally of their European Parliament election campaign in Birmingham. Picture: Daniel Leal-Olivas/Getty Images

Poll: Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party in the lead for Europe elections

A general view of the House of Commons. Picture: Mark Duffy/House of Commons via AP

House of Commons suspended due to roof water leak

Theresa May. Picture: WPA Pool/Getty Images

Theresa May defends Brexit approach amid threat of more defections

Anti-Brexit campaigners with Union and European Union flags outside the House of Commons in London. Picture: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Brexit: Second referendum only way to break gridlock in parliament, MPs hear

Former Tory education secretary Justine Greening

Tory MP says new Brexit referendum could be held in 22 weeks

Dominic Raab has resigned as Brexit Minister. Picture: Getty Images

Who has quit the Government since the 2017 General Election?

Prime Minister Theresa May is battling to keep her Brexit agenda on track. Picture: PA Wire

Theresa May warned of Commons Brexit defeat as eurosceptic Tories and DUP forge ...

Theresa Mays official spokesman told reporters that Mr Johnson had no new ideas. Picture: Thierry Charlier/AP

Downing Street slaps down Boris Johnson in latest Brexit spat

Demonstrators march to call for "a People's Vote" on the final Brexit deal (Picture: Niklas Halle'n/AFP/Getty)

Ian Swanson: Second Brexit referendum would divide UK but is worth risk

Former cabinet minister Justine Greening calls for new EU referendum

United Airlines inaugural flight from Edinburgh Airport to Washington, DC, 24 may 2018.

John McLellan: Edinburgh Airport soars despite new Heathrow runway

Oprah Winfrey is facing calls to run for the US presidency (Picture: Invision/AP)

Ayesha Hazarika: Would President Winfrey save us from gender inequality?

Former secretary of State for Health Alan Milburn. Picture: Tom Nicholson/LNP

Blow to May's equality agenda as social mobility board resign

Jeremy Corbyn said on The Andrew Marr Show the astronomical gap must be tackled. Picture: PA

Jeremy Corbyn backs BBC's female stars in pay gap row

Plans to make it simpler for transgender people to choose their legal sex have been welcomed. Picture; Getty

Campaigners welcome plans to simplify birth certificate gender change process

Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. Picture: Getty

Leader: This is no time for Tory squabbling

The Tory minority Government needs the support of the Democratic Unionist Partys 10 MPs. Abortion is currently illeagal in Northern Ireland. (Photo by Daniel Leal-Olivas/Getty Images)

UK Government accepts abortion funding calls to avoid defeat

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt keep his role in the cabinet reshuffle. Picture: David Mirzoeff/PA Wire

Jeremy Hunt continues as Health Secretary despite cabinet reshuffle

The HPV jab helps to prevent against cancer and STIs. Picture: Jon Savage / TS License.

Give boys same jab as girls to stop sex infections, teachers say

CGI impression of how Heathrow's third runway would look. Picture: PA

Growing majority of MPs now back third Heathrow runway plans

Equalities minister Justine Greening MP. Picture: Flickr/Creative Commons

Justine Greening concerned about UK's Sharia courts' powers

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David Mundell '˜coming out was best moment of my life'

Theresa May is expected to favour a third runway at Heathrow. Picture: PA

Theresa May to allow ministers to criticise airport decision

Administrate chief executive John Peebles said Amber Rudd's proposals were 'divisive and short-sighted'. Picture: Colin Hattersley

Tech sector attacks plans for '˜foreign workers list'

Carolyn Fairbairn of CBI has expressed alarm at the Government's Brexit policies. Picture: AP

Hard Brexit could shut door on open economy - CBI chief

Education Secretary Justine Greening appeared on ITV's Peston on Sunday to 'clarify'. Picture: Ken McKay/ITV

UK Government backs down over '˜foreign worker lists'

Boris Johnson is favourite to be the next Prime Minister. Picture: Getty

Tories split over prospect of Remain candidate becoming PM

A polling card and voting guide for the 2016 EU referendum. Picture: PA

EU referendum vote '˜could end in dead heat' as polling day looms

Keith Brown: HS2 agreement ends long and tortuous process

People make the 'Pray for Paris' sign beside the Eiffel Tower. Picture: AFP/Getty

Nicola Sturgeon pledges £12m at climate summit

David Cameron indicated he would not look to block the move. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

David Cameron faces backlash over MPs’ pay rise

An aircraft on approach to London Heathrow. Picture: Getty

David Cameron promises Heathrow runway decision

38 per cent of the budget in 2014 went to the 48 states classed by the UN as the worlds least developed. Picture: TSPL

More UK aid ‘should go to world’s poorest’

A villager walks on the roof of his destroyed house in Barpak village in north central Nepal. Picture: AFP

Scots rescuer witnesses Nepal’s “total destruction”

Ed Miliband went further than his previous statements in ruling out any deal with the SNP. Picture: PA

Leaders: Deal or no deal not recipe for stability

Consumers are not benefitting fully from the fall in petrol prices, according to the AA. Picture: PA

Oil chiefs ‘not passing full price cut to drivers’

Greening, left, is observing UK efforts to beat Ebola. Picture: Getty

Justine Greening joins army medics on Ebola mission

A Liberian health worker holds a baby infected with the Ebola virus as the UK calls for more aid. Picture: AFP

Europe ‘must double funding’ in Ebola fight

An RAF Chinook helicopter at the British base at Akrotiri in Cyprus yesterday, after being sent from England. Picture: AFP/Getty

UK Mission to rescue Yazidi refugees ruled out

Freida Pinto, pictured in Ethiopia, was at the Girl Summit in London to fight for girls rights. Picture: PA

Parents who allow FGM will be prosecuted
Parents who fail to prevent their daughter being subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM) will face prosecution under new legislation unveiled by the govern...

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Poor excuse for rejecting independence

Justine Greening: splitting aid programme would be damaging. Picture: Getty

Scottish independence ‘would harm world’s poorest’

Illustration: Iain Green

Scotsman cartoon: Justine Greening

Justine Greening said Scotland should be 'proud' of their contribution to UK aid overseas. Picture: Cate Gillon

Union ‘helps tackle overseas poverty’ - Greening

Typhoon survivors make their way from a Mass for the disaster's victims. Picture: AP

Typhoon and cyclone described as ‘flashes of future’

People queue in the rain for a rescue flight at Tacloban Airport. Picture: Getty

Typhoon Haiyan: Tacloban buries the dead

Dfid staff are contributing to the aid effort in the Phillipines. Picture: Getty

Scottish independence: Dfid “would leave” Scotland

Bangladeshi garment workers protest for higher wages and compensation for victims of May's factory collapse. Picture: AP

Bangladesh: UK experts to advise on factories

Rescuers pull garment worker Reshma out of the rubble of Rana Plaza in Dhaka 17 days after the building collapsed. Picture: Getty

Retailers sign Bangladesh safety deal

David Cameron. Picture: TSPL

David Cameron sets out plan to beat world poverty

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UK sends £37m to fight Malawi’s HIV

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Medics can sign up for disaster relief

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Extra for £15m for Syrians

Britain halts £21m of aid for Rwanda over links to Congo rebels

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries