Michael Gove insulted ‘dirty’ northerners and made sexist and racist jibes
Recordings of Gove at three debates when he was a student and then a journalist have been branded "disgraceful".
America marks 20 years since terror and turmoil of 9/11
A moment of silence at ground zero in New York marked the anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on US soil.
Sorry, Cristiano: Just 14 per cent of United fans live in Manchester
Ahead of Ronaldo's second debut, more Manchester United fans live in London than Manchester.
Ministers met fossil fuel bosses nine times more often than renewable firms
"You can tell a lot about a government based on the company it keeps," Friends of the Earth said.
Rejoining EU would put ‘rocket boosters’ on Scottish economy, says MP
Alyn Smith MP told the SNP conference there was growing "enthusiasm for independence in Europe".
Tory majority could be swept away by tax rise fury – poll
A new poll showed that Johnson could lose 54 seats at the next election after the tax hikes, wiping out his Red Wall gains.
Johnson’s ‘levelling up’ plan at risk of collapse, ex-adviser warns
Will Tanner said ministers weren't proving themselves "serious about levelling up in the long term".
Labour says sorry to youth wing chair for ‘shambolic’ investigation error
The party claimed the investigation against Jess Barnard was launched in error while clearing a backlog.
Government could charge fees for submitting FOI requests
John Edward, the next information commissioner, said some people were “abusing” the Freedom of Information Act.