Sir Robbie Gibb, fresh from lashing out at ‘woke-dominated’ BBC, joins BBC board
Gibb - Theresa May's communications director - was appointed to the role by the government.
Brits want to share vaccines with India – but only after we’ve all been jabbed
India recorded 379,257 new infections Thursday - the world’s highest single-day total.
Electoral Commission to investigate Johnson’s Downing Street flat refurb
The independent agency which oversees and regulates party and election finance said there are “reasonable grounds” to suggest an offence had been caused.
Tory donor who paid for Downing Street refurb won string of lucrative public contracts
Lord Brownlow of Sherlock Row in the royal county of Berkshire has an estimated fortune of £271 million - and has donated almost £3 million to the Tories.
Murdoch cans plans for Fox-style rolling news channel
Rebekah Brooks, the chief executive of News UK, revealed to staff that the huge cost of putting a TV channel on air meant it did not make business sense to push on with the plan.
Britain First tricked into demonstrating at hotels with no asylum seekers
About 600 people contacted Britain First to provide the names of decoy hotels.
Ashley Banjo’s BLM-inspired dance gets nominated for a BAFTA
The Britain's Got Talent performance sparked nearly 25,000 complaints to Ofcom.
Prince Andrew sets up firm with disgraced Coutts banker accused of sexual harassment
Harry Keogh left the Queen’s bank in 2018 after he was accused of touching a female colleague inappropriately - and boasting about his sexual exploits.
Israel is committing apartheid against Palestinians, rights group says
Human Rights Watch said Israel had crossed the "threshold" of apartheid.