Global treaty needed to prevent next pandemic, world leaders warn
Twenty-four world leaders, including Boris Johnson and his French and German counterparts Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel, have put their names to a call for such a treaty.
Cameron ‘camped under the stars’ with Saudi crown prince and Greensill
The trip is believed to have taken place at the beginning of 2020; roughly 16 months after Saudi Arabia ordered the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khasoggi.
Britain says AZ jab wouldn’t exist without UK taxpayers. It’s complicated.
British officials will argue that the EU has benefitted from £84 million in funding for the manufacturing of the AstraZeneca jab.
Vaccine passports ‘the last straw’ for struggling pubs, Wetherspoons boss claims
Tim Martin warned vaccine passports would force staff into a "bitter civil liberties war" with pub-goers.
Downing Street refuses to say if Johnson will give evidence to Jennifer Arcuri inquiry
Allegra Stratton, the prime minister’s press secretary, insisted that Johnson conducts himself in line with the Nolan Principles - which require holders of public office to act with with honesty and integrity.
Ministers are spending over £500,000 a year chauffeuring pieces of paper
A special fleet of cars has one job: “Transporting items: ministerial documents and red boxes.”
Elevenses: Office Politics
What Britain's 'back to the office' argument tends to overlook.
Brexiteers fundraising £1 million to fund ‘neutral’ Museum of Brexit
Prominent Brexiteers have championed the project, claiming they want to set up an institution to tell the story of Britain’s exit from the European Union “before items and stories get lost”.
Labour calls for inquiry into Cameron’s ‘scandalous’ ties with controversial banker
Lex Greensill allegedly enriched himself through a government-backed loan scheme he designed after the then prime minister gave him access to 11 departments and agencies.