Scots can have IndyRef2… if 60% want it, minister says
Scotland Secretary Alister Jack suggested 60 per cent support would represent "desire for a referendum".
‘This is terrible’: Chevening scholar fears for family in terror-struck Kabul
Sharif Safi said he wanted his parents to be evacuated to safety.
British embassy left details of Afghan staff on ground for Taliban to find
Documents identifying several Afghan staff and job applicants were found by a newspaper reporter at the abandoned facility.
Tom Tugendhat: Kabul blasts are ‘what defeat looks like’
The chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee said the West no longer has any say over the future of Afghanistan.
Brexit dividend: Third of UK citizenship applications now from EU nationals
The Home Office said the increase is reflects more people seeking to confirm their status in the UK after Brexit.
Workers £1,000-a-year poorer after decade of Tory rule
Labour said that the average weekly wage today should be £609.40, but the actual figure is £589.70.
‘No beaches were closed’: Cretans rubbish Raab’s Afghanistan excuses
Raab faced criticism for not returning from Crete when the Taliban took control of Kabul.
Sadiq Khan sets out plan to rehouse Afghan refugees in London
Khan will expand his new Right to Buy-back fund to help councils purchase homes which could be used to resettle families.
British student: ‘I got married in Kabul. The next week, the Taliban arrived’
Abdul married his Afghan wife Fatima just days before the country fell.