Inside the Members’ Dining Room: Where a £30 meal costs MPs just £12.75
If we can subsidise these prices, surely we can afford not to give vulnerable children half a tomato and a carrot stub?
‘It’s free. Stop moaning’: Unsympathetic Mail readers react to ‘degrading’ food packages
The packages - which supposedly are worth £30 - have been described as "degrading", with one mother accusing the Government programme of treating disadvantaged families "like dirt".
‘Already like a disaster waiting to happen’ as Orbiting space debris ‘the new drifting island of plastic’
“So, today, if we do not react in a safe and timely way… the consequences will be detrimental.”
Is Downing Street planning to vet public questions at Covid briefings?
A mysterious website change - quickly followed by a U-turn - has raised suspicions.
Raab announces clampdown on firms with links to forced labour in Xinjiang
“It is truly horrific," Raab said. "Barbarism we had hoped lost to another era, being practiced today".
‘Thousands of people will die unnecessarily’ unless health and social care workers given proper PPE
“They are putting their lives at risk to try and save ours – the least we can do is make sure they are properly protected while they do it."
‘Too little, too late’ – Twitter blocks 70,000 QAnon accounts after US Capitol riot
"This is good, but kinda "too little, too late" in a sense."
UK saw most excess deaths since World War Two in 2020
There were nearly 697,000 deaths in the UK in 2020 - almost 91,000 more than expected.
Watch: Police to clamp down ‘swiftly’ on lockdown breaches but say PM didn’t break rules
Asked if he thought PM had broken the rule on exercising within your local area, Kit Malthouse said: "Well, it depends where you are. Seven miles will be local in different areas."