£630 steaks, £100 burgers, £11 soft drinks: Salt Bae arrives in London
The new Knightsbridge restaurant has sparked outrage over its eye-watering prices.
Trousering our money? Train firm stripped of franchise over failure to declare millions of taxpayer cash
"SouthEastern taken over by the Operator of Last Resort - which sounds very much like a straight to streaming Jason Statham project," wrote Otto English.
Elevenses: The Young Ones
From the newsletter: British politics offers young people nothing whatsoever.
Labour pledges to never bring back freedom of movement
The shadow home secretary is bringing back "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime".
‘Brexit is a con, a trick, a swindle, a fraud:’ Flashback to Lammy’s passionate speech
"Do not blame Brussels for our own country's mistakes and do not be angry at us for telling you the truth. Be angry at the chancers who sold you a lie," he said
Football fixtures postponed due to fuel crisis
Dozens of Isthmian League and Southern League features have been called off at short notice.
Led By Donkeys sends timely billboard reminder to Nigel Farage
It comes on the back of a procession of disastrous Brexit news stories.
Far-right group Britain First registers as a political party
"Today, remember Jo Cox. The last words she heard were ‘Britain First’. We are better than this," wrote Carole Cadwalladr.
BBC slammed as Steve Coogan to play Jimmy Savile in new drama
"BBC keen to make more money off Jimmy Saville, a pedophile they protected with no care for his victims", wrote Faud Alakbarov.