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Sir Lindsay Hoyle has ordered a review of parliamentary security amid growing concerns among MPs in the wake of Matt Hancock's resignation following the leaking of CCTV footage.  The Commons Speaker said this afternoon that he had 'directed senior officials to consider what implications there are for security arrangements' in Parliament after the Whitehall leak.    Sir Lindsay said that he will take any 'necessary steps with urgency' to boost security.  Meanwhile, MPs questioned whether a camera in Mr Hancock's private office in the Department of Health and Social Care had been placed there 'covertly'.  Junior Cabinet Office minister Julia Lopez insisted that was not the case and her understanding was 'it was a CCTV camera and it was not a covert device'.  But MPs said 'the more we go into this the more odd it gets' as they warned it is 'totally unacceptable for private conversations' to be recorded.  It came as Cabinet ministers

New Health Secretary Sajid Javid said July 19 would be the 'end of the line' for England's lockdown today as he demanded 'a return of the economic and social life that makes this country so great'. The libertarian frontbencher made his Commons debut this afternoon after replacing Matt Hancock and immediately ruled out an early end to lockdown in a week's time. But he was far more bullish about the restrictions being scrapped in three weeks time.    He told the Commons: 'I spent my first day as Health Secretary just yesterday looking at the data and testing it to the limit. 'While we decided not to bring forward Step 4, we see no reason to go beyond July 19, because, in truth, no date we choose comes with zero risk for Covid. 'We know we cannot simply eliminate it, we have to learn to live with it.' The libertarian frontbencher made his Commons debut this afternoon after replacing Matt Hancock and immediately ruled out an early end to lockdown in

Authorities were initially baffled when healthy, young University of Cincinnati soccer player Ally Sidloski was found after drowning in a lake in Southwest Ohio last month. But a coroner's report released on Friday revealed  the 21-year-old 'inhaled carbon monoxide fumes as she hung on to swim platform of boat' before she drowned on May 22, according to local news station WLWT 5.  Sidloski was seen holding on to the platform of a boat before she disappeared at East Fork State Park, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources . Her body was discovered around 1am the next day. An ODNR press release states that she was not wearing a life vest.  The ODNR led the investigation into the UC Bearcats midfielder's death, an organization spokesperson told DailyMail.com back in May.   UC Bearcats midfielder Ally Sidloski drowned at East Fork Lake in Ohio on May 22. Her body was found at 1am the next day. She was not wearing a life vest  Sidloski was last seen holding on

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell praised President Joe Biden for walking back his commitment to link the bipartisan infrastructure bill to 'massive, unrelated tax-and-spend' legislation in a statement Monday.  'The President has appropriately delinked a potential bipartisan infrastructure bill from the massive, unrelated tax-and-spend plans that Democrats want to pursue on a partisan basis,' McConnell said. 'Now I am calling on President Biden to engage Leader Schumer and Speaker Pelosi and make sure they follow his lead.'  McConnell blasted the Congressional Democratic leaders for trying to pass 'trillions of dollars for unrelated tax hikes, wasteful spending, and Green New Deal socialism' and said Biden's reversal would be a 'hollow gesture' if Pelosi and Schumer didn't cooperate.   Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell praised President Joe Biden for walking back his commitment to link a bipartisan infrastructure bill to a '

Prince Harry has made his first official appearance since landing in the UK last week in a surprise speech at the virtual Diana Award ceremony. The Duke of Sussex delivered a speech at the award ceremony in a pre-recorded video which appears to have been filmed at his home in California. The Diana Award is a charity set up to reflect the Princess of Wales' belief that young people have the power to change the world with the 2021 ceremony coming in what would have been the princess's 60th birthday. The charity runs anti-bullying and mentoring programmes and recognises young people's inspirational work.  In a pre-recorded video, the Duke said: 'I'd like to start by acknowledging and celebrating the incredible young people joining us today. And wherever you are right now, I want to thank you for being part of this important moment and for being such a valuable asset to your community. 'I'm truly honoured to be celebrating your work, your commitment to change ma