Lord Frost to claim Brexit Britain’s ‘renaissance has begun’
Frost will tell Tory conference in Manchester that "the long bad dream of EU membership is over".
Universal Credit claimants already struggling to feed families, says report
Even before the Tories cut the £20-per-week uplift, many Universal Credit claimants are already food insecure.
Activists and experts welcome Labour’s big-spending climate pledges
Labour committed an annual £28 billion to fighting the climate emergency at its Brighton conference.
More jobs for the boys: Boris hands yet another peerage to Tory donor
Banker Malcolm Offord has been handed a peerage and a ministerial role after giving £147,500 to the Tories.
Britain sends for foreign butchers amid fears for pigs in blankets
Priti Patel is resisting the move, fearing it's part of an attempted return to freedom of movement.
Elevenses: Cressida Dick Must Go
From the newsletter: The Metropolitan Police is broken - and its commissioner must take the blame.
Private jet use soars as rich dodge ‘mosh pit’ of commercial flights
One private jet firm said it operated 53 per cent more flights in September than the previous month.
Piers Corbyn exploits Everard trial to protest Covid laws outside court
Corbyn said Everard's death proved the "tyranny" of coronavirus legislation outside the Old Bailey.
Universal Credit cut puts 100,000 renters ‘at risk of eviction’
Crisis warned that the UC cut could be "the final blow that forces renters from their homes".