Johnson admits regret over exams chaos – admitting they “might have done things differently” in hindsight
His comments come as the Education Select Committee announced that Gavin Williamson will appear before them on September 16.
Priti Patel approved Taser may not be accurate & could hit passers-by
Home Secretary Priti Patel approved the use of the Taser 7, hailing it as a “safe and effective tool for apprehending criminals.”
Myrtle re-opens with new menu offering ‘A Taste of Ireland’
Showcasing outstanding Irish produce, Chelsea restaurant Myrtle has re-opened with new safety measures.
‘Very painful history’ – British Museum removes bust of slave-owning founder
"These are subjects which need to be addressed, and to be addressed properly. We need to understand our own history.”
The souffle never rises twice: This is the private polling Labour saw before agreeing to a general election
Ian Lavery dismissed the numbers, shouting "people in the North just won't vote Tory".
MPs ‘uncomfortable’ with Home Office marking ‘own homework’ over treatment of asylum seekers
"The coronavirus pandemic has left many asylum seekers particularly exposed and vulnerable, and the actions of the Home Office haven’t helped at all."
Claims Zaghari-Ratcliffe remains in jail over money UK owes Iran for tanks
Britain refused to deliver the tanks to Iran but kept the cash, despite British courts accepting that the money should be repaid.
Google ‘always pay the tax it is required to pay’ as they parted with £22 million less in UK tax
“Like any business our revenues and our profits go up and down, so that’s accounting for some of the variation in those figures.”
Bereaved families of frontline workers will be stripped of their benefits if they take compensation payment
"Matt Hancock made much of awarding £60k compensation - it turns out low income families awarded the lump sum will therefore be stripped of their benefits".