Government to be given performance ratings on key health policies
An independent expert panel led by Professor Dame Jane Dacre will grade the performance of ministers in meeting their commitments.
Branson’s Virgin Atlantic could ‘run out of money’ by Sept
It is projected that the airline’s cash flow would drop to ‘critical levels’ by the middle of next month without an injection of cash.
BA boss to be grilled by MPs after it was labelled “a national disgrace”
Chief executive Alex Cruz will give evidence to the Transport Select Committee on September 16.
Motorist given parking fine after taking drive-through Covid test
People who turned up for arranged Covid-19 tests have received letters from an operator informing them they had not paid to use the car park.
Caroline Flack ‘was seriously let down by authorities and hounded by press’
Flack's sister said sections of the press were “hounding her” and had paid the neighbours to inform them on her movements.
Barrafina Dean Street re-opens with additional outdoor seating
Each of the re-opened Barrafina restaurants are taking part in the ‘Eat Out To Help Out’ scheme, with additional outdoor seating.
Brits would hold the public responsible for a second wave of coronavirus
Last month LBC presenter James O'Brien pointed out that “the only way the government get away with this is by making it our fault”.
Gove ignores legal proceedings over £840k bung to ‘Cummings’ friends’
The Good Law Project vowed to pursue a judicial review against Gove over Public First - a company run by a pair of long-time allies of Cummings - which was awarded a string of public contracts uncontested.
Maxwell has ‘a lot of information’ on Epstein connections
The British socialite is known to have been an ex-girlfriend of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.