Johnson unveils India trade package – but EU leaves UK trailing in its wake
The UK and India have agreed an "enhanced partnership" - but Brussels is on cusp of announcing comprehensive trade deal with New Delhi.
German Green party tops the polls with five months until election day
The poll-of-polls, published on Monday, puts the Greens in the lead for the first time since June 2019.
‘It’s not that simple’: Johnson ally suggests he won’t resign – even if found to break rules
James Cleverly said it is “not as straightforward” as Johnson resigning if found to have breached the Ministerial Code.
Elevenses: Personalities Over Policies
From the newsletter: sensationalism and sexism in the race for City Hall.
How many free school meals would a new royal yacht pay for?
The mooted HMS Prince Philip will cost taxpayers £200 million.
Kate Hoey says Irish used ‘threat of IRA bombs’ to get its way in Brexit talks
The former Labour MP said Leo Varadkar used violence as “political leverage” to get his way in trade talks with the UK.
Noel Clarke suspended by Bafta after slew of sexual misconduct allegations
Clarke has "vehemently" denied the accusations of 20 women, published in the Guardian.
Elevenses: A Grubby Week
From the newsletter: after a scandal-filled week, anyone surprised that this is what Boris Johnson's government looks like is kidding themselves.
Sian Berry: ‘Sadiq has done the bare minimum – we need to go further’
The Green candidate for mayor tells TLE why Londoners should pick her.