TULIP Siddiq got her break in politics after pressure from her aunt’s party, a video reveals. It raises fresh questions on her ties to Bangladesh’s toppled Awami League regime.

Tulip Siddiq, the niece of former Prime Minister ... As economic secretary to the Treasury, a position she was given when the Labour Party came to power last July, Ms. Siddiq was responsible ...

Starmer said he had full confidence in Tulip, and a No 10 spokesman said it was “completely untrue” to suggest the party had drawn up a shortlist. However, The Times reported that some of the ...

Links with the Bangladeshi former regime accused of ‘corruption and repression’ extend to other senior members, the Telegraph can reveal Labour must “cut ties” with the party behind Tulip ...

Tulip Siddiq enjoyed free hospitality at a cricket ... events should not be taken as representative of the wider Labour Party or its views.” Badenoch calls on PM to sack Siddiq Kemi Badenoch ...

Tulip Siddiq, UK's anti-corruption minister ... a property developer with ties to Bangladesh's former ruling party, the Awami League. The justification? Gratitude for the financial support ...

TULIP Siddiq was given freebie tickets to two top cricket matches by a company with links to a Bangladeshi MP in her aunt’s party. Teatulia UK gave the Labour MP seats and lunch for World Cup ...

Yet Tulip Siddiq, the anti-corruption minister accused ... And not just by MPs on the left of Sir Keir's party. "What this shows is that if you're a northern working-class woman, you're out ...

That, in her telling, explains Tulip Siddiq’s presence in Moscow in ... who ruled Bangladesh through her Awami League party with an iron fist for decades. In well-heeled Hampstead and Highgate ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The UK’s City minister Tulip Siddiq was given a central London apartment by a person connected with the ...