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Priti Patel has decided to resign as the UK Home Secretary and plans not to serve in the cabinet of the newly-elected Prime Minister Liz Truss.
In a letter to outgoing UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Patel wrote, "It is my choice to continue my public service to the country and the Witham constituency from the backbenches, once Liz  Truss formally assumes office and a new Home Secretary is appointed."
She congratulated Liz Truss on being elected as the country's new leader, and promised to give her support to her as the new Prime Minister. "From the backbenches, I will champion many of the policies and causes I have stood up for both inside and outside of Government," she added.
She expressed deep honour to have worked as the UK Home Secretary for the last three years. "I am proud of our work to back the police, reform our immigration system and protect our country," she wrote.

Liz Truss wins PM race, Priti Patel steps down as UK home secretary

Patel said she will continue to champion many of the policies and causes she has stood up for both inside and outside of government.

Priti Patel has decided to resign as the UK Home Secretary and plans not to serve in the cabinet of the newly-elected Prime Minister Liz Truss.
In a letter to outgoing UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Patel wrote, "It is my choice to continue my public service to the country and the Witham constituency from the backbenches, once Liz &nbsp;Truss formally assumes office and a new Home Secretary is appointed."
She congratulated Liz Truss on being elected as the country's new leader, and promised to give her support to her as the new Prime Minister. "From the backbenches, I will champion many of the policies and causes I have stood up for both inside and outside of Government," she added.
She expressed deep honour to have worked as the UK Home Secretary for the last three years. "I am proud of our work to back the police, reform our immigration system and protect our country," she wrote. ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/liz-truss-new-uk-pm-india-s-pm-modi-german-chancellor-scholz-ukraine-speaker-congratulate-1662428615328"> Liz Truss new UK PM: India's PM Modi, German Chancellor Scholz, Ukraine Speaker congratulate</a>

England footballer Tyrone Mings has accused the home secretary Priti&nbsp;Patel of pretending to be disgusted by racist abuse.His remarks come after Priti&nbsp;Patel&nbsp;previously described taking the knee as "gesture politics".Mings said she had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho were targeted after they missed penalties in the Euro 2020 final.Priti Patel said she was "disgusted" by the online abuse directed at the trio.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps became&nbsp;the latest government minister to defend the home secretary, saying it was 'odd' that Patel is being criticised over taking the knee comments.

England footballer Tyrone Mings criticises Priti Patel over racism remarks, govt defends her

Mings said Priti&nbsp;Patel had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.

Mings said Priti&nbsp;Patel had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.

England footballer Tyrone Mings has accused the home secretary Priti&nbsp;Patel of pretending to be disgusted by racist abuse. His remarks come after Priti&nbsp;Patel&nbsp;previously described taking the knee as "gesture politics". Mings said she had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee. Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho were targeted after they missed penalties in the Euro 2020 final. Priti Patel said she was "disgusted" by the online abuse directed at the trio. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps became&nbsp;the latest government minister to defend the home secretary, saying it was 'odd' that Patel is being criticised over taking the knee comments.

Wanted diamond merchant Nirav Modi, whose extradition to India was ordered by&nbsp;UK&nbsp;Home Secretary Priti Patel, has lost the first stage of his extradition appeal in the High Court in London.
The appeal was before a High Court judge for a decision &ldquo;on the papers&rdquo; submitted to determine if there are any grounds for an appeal against the Home Secretary's decision.
The permission to appeal was 'rejected on paper' on Tuesday, which leaves the 50-year-old jeweller with a chance to make his case at a brief oral hearing in the High Court.
Under the legal guidelines,&nbsp;Nirav Modi&nbsp;as an appellant has five business days to apply for such an oral consideration, giving him time until next week.

London: Wanted diamond merchant Nirav Modi loses first stage of extradition appeal

Wanted diamond merchant loses first battle against his extradition in London HC
Nirav&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;appealed 'on paper' to HC for any grounds challenging the order of extradition
London High Court rejected Nirav&nbsp;Modi's&nbsp;appeal 'on the paper'
Nirav&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;has only one option left of a brief oral hearing in the HC until next week
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Wanted diamond merchant Nirav Modi, whose extradition to India was ordered by&nbsp;UK&nbsp;Home Secretary Priti Patel, has lost the first stage of his extradition appeal in the High Court in London.
The appeal was before a High Court judge for a decision &ldquo;on the papers&rdquo; submitted to determine if there are any grounds for an appeal against the Home Secretary's decision.
The permission to appeal was 'rejected on paper' on Tuesday, which leaves the 50-year-old jeweller with a chance to make his case at a brief oral hearing in the High Court.
Under the legal guidelines,&nbsp;Nirav Modi&nbsp;as an appellant has five business days to apply for such an oral consideration, giving him time until next week.

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