Police ‘assessing’ allegations of Tory electoral fraud after peerages claim
A senior peer has written to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner and Director of Public Prosecutions.
Prince Andrew stayed with Epstein as it was ‘convenient’
The Duke of York told BBC Newsnight his decision was ‘probably coloured’ by his tendency to be ‘too honourable’.
Flat engulfed by flames 2 years after residents were assured “it doesn’t have the same cladding as Grenfell Tower”
One eyewitness described the fire as “crawl up the cladding like it was nothing”.
Police may probe Tories over accusations candidates criminally bribed to withdraw from election
It is a criminal offence to bribe a candidate to withdraw from an election.
Tactical voting is the only way to defeat a likely Tory majority
These tactical voting sites could make all the difference to who holds the keys to Number 10 in December.
Outrage after woman fined for standing in doorway of first-class carriage on packed commuter train
Outrage on packed commuter train as woman is fined for standing in the DOORWAY of a first-class carriage because there was no other space.
PM unveils latest Brexit battlebus, promising a “stronger economy to invest in our NHS”
The tagline reads: “A stronger economy to invest in our NHS, schools, police, infrastructure.”
Church minister who heckled Corbyn suspended over tweets
The Kirk has launched an investigation into remarks posted on Richard Cameron’s account.
Tax expert fired for saying trans women are not actually women tells tribunal that it’s not possible to ‘literally change sex’
Maya Forstater, 46, claims she lost her job at a think tank for speaking out on women’s rights and gender self identity on social media