Hiding from scrutiny? Rees-Mogg announces plans for Commons week-long recess
MPs would be unable to challenge ministers in the Commons during this period.
Middlesbrough rejects new coronavirus restrictions
The mayor said as things stand "we defy the Government and we do not accept these measures".
Muslim student slams University after she was given ham sandwich and bacon flavoured crisps during self-isolation
She blasted the ‘baby food' packed lunches and said she was shocked when she was given the meat - which is forbidden by her religion.
Flag waving Farage says we should have “never signed the deal in the first place”
He "literally voted" for the deal back in January.
London’s best new restaurant openings – October 2020
These are the most exciting new London restaurant openings taking place throughout October.
More staff have Covid at Bernard Matthews turkey plant as 170 test positive at separate meat factory
A worrying rise of Covid cases at meat processing plants.
Labour MP gets apology from Leave.EU over social media post that led to death threats
Ms Shah said the reaction to the post had affected her family, with her children asking: “Mum, why do you get so much hate, why do people hate you so much?”
BREAKING: EU launches legal action against Britain over Brexit bill
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that Britain had already breached the “obligation of good faith” of the agreement, adding that Brussels will be sending a formal “letter of notice” allowing the bloc to launch legal action against the UK.
Black people at twice the risk of Covid deaths linked to ‘structural problems” in society
The report proved Covid-19 has had a disproportionate impact on “disabled Londoners, people in areas of high deprivation and those from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds”.