‘Brazen’ Geoffrey Cox ‘doesn’t believe he broke any rules’
Labour has asked the Commons standards commissioner to investigate reports Cox used his private office for commercial work.
Watch: Cox moans about declaring outside income to tax haven officials
Sir Geoffrey said there were "real drawbacks" to public registers of interests - because they lead to "frivolous complaints".
Irish Govt reactivates no-deal contingency planning in preparation for unravelling of Brexit deal
“We’re making preparations,” deputy premier Leo Varadkar said as UK prepares to trigger Article 16.
Mass corporate tree planting ‘damaging’ nature, scientist warns
Investment firms buying up farms for mass tree planting are serving only to "offset their guilt", an Earthshot Prize finalist said.
Top general: ‘Army needs lad culture so soldiers go and fight the enemy’
General Sir Nick Carter told MPs that military bosses encourage a "laddish culture" in the army.
Scandal-hit Cox used Commons office for tax haven corruption work
Labour has referred Sir Geoffrey to the Commons anti-sleaze watchdog over the allegations.
Andrew Bowie becomes first Tory MP to quit his role in protest over sleaze scandal
The party's vice-chairman represents West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, where he holds a narrow majority of 843 votes.
Leave-voting Cornwall sees funding slashed post-Brexit
Despite promises from chancellor Rishi Sunak to match the money it received from the European Union, Cornwall will receive just £1 million compared to the £100 million it used to get.
Viral ‘1 tree for every pet picture’ trend unlikely to lead to any trees being planted
“We immediately realised the post would grow too big and that we didn’t have the resources to plant that many trees," Plant A Tree Co said in statement.