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Prime minister will use Hiroshima summit to push more neutral countries such as Brazil and India into doing more for Ukraine
Rowena Mason in Hiroshima
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Prime minister will use Hiroshima summit to push more neutral countries such as Brazil and India into doing more for Ukraine
Rowena Mason in Hiroshima

Income of Rishi Sunak’s wife from Indian tech firm to reach £13m for financial year
Anna Isaac and Graeme Wearden

British citizen Jagtar Singh Johal was detained and says he was tortured after alleged tipoff by UK intelligence
Patrick Wintour

Former UK PM’s brother quits board of Elara Capital days after it was accused of using funds to manipulate share prices
Rupert Neate

Exclusive: Rami Ranger criticised over comments about Pakistani journalists
Aubrey Allegretti and Kiran Stacey

Exclusive: Rami Ranger faces criticism over ‘deplorable’ comments about Pakistani journalists at the corporation
Aubrey Allegretti and Kiran Stacey

Rami Ranger alleged to have mounted campaign of harassment against reporter who investigated his links to an Indian guru
Kiran Stacey Political correspondent

The delegate for the controversial ‘godman’ Nithyananda, who fled India in 2019, was invited to the Diwali party by two senior Conservatives
Kiran Stacey

Prime minister says UK should not sacrifice quality for speed as he seeks to improve terms at G20 talks
Jessica Elgot in Bali

We should quickly abandon wishful thinking in order to be truly ready for Rishi Sunak
Pankaj Mishra

Narayana Murthy drives a small car, cleans his own loo and likes nothing more than to read
Amrit Dhillon in New Delhi

World leaders laud significance of victory as first person of colour takes the reins at 10 Downing Street
Jon Henley and Samantha Lock

New home secretary objects to increasing visas for Indians and critiques predecessor’s attempt to return overstayers
Rajeev Syal Home affairs editor

Labour raises questions in the Commons over Johnson’s alleged actions as foreign secretary in the case of activist Jagtar Singh Johal
Rajeev Syal Home affairs editor

Labour MP and author who paved the way for Tony Blair by arguing that the party needed to adapt to a changing society
Julia Langdon

Boris Johnson, a man who claims to love democracy, will do anything to avoid answering to MPs
John Crace

Brief letters: PM’s navel-gazing | Boris Johnson and WG Grace | Best of Annie Lennox | Sewage dumps | Nobody expects t’…
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PM says he will close loopholes that allow components to be smuggled via India for use by Russian military
Heather Stewart in Delhi and Dan Sabbagh

Analysis: The PM travelled 4,000 miles to not get very far, on a trip fraught with tensions about Partygate and Ukraine
Heather Stewart Political editor

Observers criticise optics of PM at factory while bulldozers seen in TV coverage of razing of settlements
Heather Stewart in Ahmedabad

Analysis: Deal is seen by some as single most important UK negotiation, but agreement will take time
Phillip Inman

Row over breaching of lockdown rules rumbles on as PM begins two-day visit to discuss trade and security
Heather Stewart in Ahmedabad and Aubrey Allegretti

PM made comments on plane en route to India where he will seek to deepen trade ties
Heather Stewart

PM also expected to discuss free trade agreement and defence with Narendra Modi this week on twice-postponed trip
Andrew Sparrow Political correspondent