Darren Grimes says its ‘more courageous to be overtly racist in 2020’
The controversial political commentator, who has become a mainstay on the BBC, was responding to comments by Gary Lineker.
Free internet to be rolled out to help disadvantaged children with home schooling
Boris Johnson called it a “crazed communist scheme” when it was proposed by Jeremy Corbyn last year.
Public trust in media has plummeted to just 28% following EU referendum – research
Before the Brexit vote, 50 per cent of people in the UK said they trust “most news most of the time”.
Online sales are soaring, but concerns increase over comprised food standards post-Brexit
Farmison & Co, an online butchers based in Yorkshire, delivers high quality meat nationwide while supporting farmers concerned food safety standards may be compromised in the UK’s new Agriculture Bill.
Weather forecast, alerts and UVB index for London, Tuesday 16 June 2020
This is the weather forecast for London today.
Cabinet Minister claims ‘all rules followed’ over Tory donor housing project
The Westferry Printworks redevelopment scheme was approved in January by Mr Jenrick against the recommendation of a planning inspector.
A tenth of UK millionaires paid lower rate of tax than someone earning just £15k
It means that in some cases fat cats could be paying a lower rate of tax than their cleaners.
EU tells Johnson it will not buy a ‘pig in a poke’ trade deal
Boris Johnson held talks with the European Union’s leaders after both sides were frustrated by initial rounds of trade negotiations.
Government should end ‘hostile bureaucracy’ facing overseas students
Calls for four-year post-study work visa to help universities overcome Covid-19 and Brexit.