Brexit forces bitter British couples to flee EU holiday homes
Thousands will wake up on Thursday as illegal aliens as a post-Brexit limit on time spent in the EU kicks in.
Start sharing vaccines with poorer countries now, Johnson urged
Health and development groups urged the prime minister to take “accelerated action” and “swiftly clarify” how doses will be shared.
Calls for inquiry into ‘rape culture’ at top private schools grow louder
Robert Halfon said that what has allegedly been happening at some of the country’s most distinguished schools was “appalling”.
Myanmar: Up to 100 killed as army opens fire on peaceful protestors
The deadly crackdown by the military junta came as protestors defied warnings and took to the streets on the annual Armed Forces Day.
Major: Johnson’s ‘hardline’ refusal of IndyRef2 could ‘provoke break-up of UK’
The Tory ex-leader said while Boris Johnson “probably” has the legal right to block a fresh independence ballot, he should be “wary how he uses that power”.
Sturgeon: ‘Significant questions’ about Salmond’s return to politics
The former SNP leader confirmed he will be standing for the Alba Party on the North East regional list section in May’s Scottish Parliament election.
WATCH: Shocking footage from Bristol shows police aggression towards protestors
In footage circulating online, police can be seen battering a protestor with riot shields - while another shocking video appears to show a police officer punching a female protestor in the face.
Vaccine success thanks to ‘might of the private sector’, Johnson claims
Urging Tory members to campaign for May’s local election on the jabs achievement, the prime minister repeated his controversial claim that the private sector delivered the UK’s success.
My daughters’ deaths weren’t taken seriously because of their race, mother says
Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were killed in a park on 6 June after celebrating Henry’s birthday in Fryent Country Park, Wembley.