Horizon hailed as first step towards rejoining EU
The science secretary's post announcing that the UK was back in the scheme was quickly ratioed by pro-EU campaigners.
Viewers outraged following first episode of Mr Bates vs The Post Office
"I’ve only watched 5 mins of the Post Office Scandal drama and I’m shouting at TV. Not sure I can watch it!!!", one person posted.
Civil service needed ‘culture shock’ to tackle asylum backlog, says ex-minister Robert Jenrick
Robert Jenrick said stronger efforts were required to stop small boat arrivals in the first instance.
Government falls ‘well short’ of electric car charger target
The Government set an ambition for there to be at least six high-powered chargers at all motorway service areas in England by the end of 2023.
MSP thinks there is enough support for general principle of Assisted Dying Bill
Liberal Democrat Liam McArthur expects to formally introduce proposed legislation on assisted dying in Scotland in the ‘early part’ of 2024.
Carol Vorderman reveals eye-watering amount of money ‘wasted’ during Boris Johnson administration
'Now that is significant'
‘Tory tax calculator’ shows if your taxes will rise even after national insurance cut takes effect
The Labour party says voters will still be worse off even after the main rate of national insurance is reduced to 10 per cent on January 6.
People can’t get over how cheap the House of Commons bar is
It is easily the cheapest pint in London!
Champagne sales in House of Lords reach highest level for five years
SNP MP Tommy Sheppard said voters would be ‘fizzing’ at the increase in sales of the drink during the cost-of-living crisis.